Aprendamos sobre la antigua Roma

In this one-time class we will dive into Ancient Rome, including learning about various key figures, events, mythology, and the Roman legacy. I will use slides, timelines, discussion, and a game to bring a better understanding to Ancient Rome, and after class is over, I will upload printables to the classroom for the learning to continue after class.

Our class will structured with a short introductory time, teaching and discussion time, followed by a game. Should the learner led discussion go long... which is amazing... I will give learners access to the game after class!

Why take this class?
I like to approach learning from multiple perspectives. I want learners to enjoy learning and feel comfortable with their ideas. Using reading, audio and visual aids, printables, discussion, and hands-on learning, allows learners to experience what they are learning, not just remember what was put in front of them. My goal is for learners to learn and have fun while doing it, in hopes that they simply fall in love with learning.

What is the difference between this and the other Ancient Roman class you have listed?
This class is a one-time class that requires no homework outside of class. My other Ancient Rome class is a 5 week class that offers much of the same information as this one, because Ancient Rome is simply Ancient Rome, however, it also has several in-class activities (crafts), requires reading outside of class, and has a class long project that builds off of each week. In my opinion, both are great! This one-time class could be a great introduction or refresher class, while the 5 week class could be used as a more in depth or introduction class. If you have any questions, feel free to ask!

Ages or grades of learners-
This class is designed to allow for students of various ages to participate, however, I would say the average range is 8-12. I have had learners outside this range, so if you have any questions, feel free to ask.

Books required-
No books are needed or required