A Year of (FLEX) Middle School Ancient History (Project Based) : Session 5

This is the 5th session of a Flexible Scheduled Project Based Ancient History course. We will discover Ancient Rome and The Early Byzantine Empire through visual lectures, and project based learning.

Amal J.

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New class

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No live meetings

Over 4 weeks

10-14

year olds

3-15

learners per class

per learner - per week

How does a “Flexible Schedule” course work?

No scheduled live video chats

Discussions via classroom forum and private messages with the teacher

Great if your learner prefers independent pacing or is uncomfortable with live video chat

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Description

Class Experience

This is the fifth session of a FLEXIBLE SCHEDULED Project Based Middle School Ancient History course. There are NO live meetings for this class. Pre-recorded powerpoint lectures and prerecorded project assignments will all be posted in the classroom, along with critical thinking questions, discussion questions, links to videos, and links to interactive learning experiences. I will post prerecorded video responses to class work, as well as written responses. This is a self paced class with...

Students will gain an understanding of the history of Ancient Rome.

Homework will include:
Viewing of recorded lessons
The weekly project
The weekly Nearpod lesson
Viewing of possible videos
The required involvement in the classroom (questions, comments, and responses)
Possible other homework assignment

Dough Map: Printed map, dough in blue, yellow, green, orange, toothpicks, glue stick, scissors, paper

Aqueduct Model: Clay, Cardboard paper towel tube, bowl, cup, tray

Colosseum Model: Materials of choice: Legos, cardboard, or other possible small blocks

Hagia Sophia Model- materials of choice (blocks, cardboard, Minecraft, clay)

Learners will be assessed through their completed work and through participation in posted forum discussion.

No live meetings, and an estimated 1 - 2 hours per week outside of class.

The week on The Birth of Christianity will be covered from an entirely historical and secular lens. No personal views of Christianity with be covered or discussed. Discussions and lectured will cover and refer only to historical facts.

Teacher

Amal J.

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Lives in the United States

66 total reviews

25 completed classes

About Me

My sparks in life are studying and teaching writing, literature, and history. 

For the past six years, I have taught classes such as World History, American History , Language Arts, and Creative Writing to upper elementary and middle grade...