This Ancient Rome social classes and structure lesson is a resource that will help your students learn the differences between the social classes – patricians, plebeians, and the enslaved. It also teaches them the role of women in society. Help your kids understand how Rome’s class structure influenced their government with this informative, engaging, low-prep lesson which comes in both print and digital formats.
Ancient Rome Social Classes PDF Lesson Includes:
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Lesson Suggestions
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Important Teacher Note
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Reading Discussion Questions
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2-Page Reading in B&W and Color
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Photographic Examples
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3 Class Mix and Match Activity + Answer Key in B&W and Color Version 1
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3 Class Mix and Match Activity + Answer Key in B&W and Color Version 2
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Reflective Opinion Writing Piece
- Total: 15 PDF Pages
Ancient Rome Social Classes Digital Lesson Includes:
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Build Your Own Cover
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4-Page Reading with Annotation
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Vocabulary Area
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Reading Discussion Questions
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Class Sorting & Attributes
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Class Tier Activity
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Reflective Opinion Writing Piece
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This digital lesson comes in a semi-flattened PPT file, so you can import or upload it to your LMS if you use something other than Google™.
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The digital file also comes pre-loaded and ready to go in Google Slides™.
- The digital file also includes directions to assist you in loading it into your Classroom.
With this purchase, you will receive a zipped file with 2 PDFs and 1 PPT file, and a link to your digital file. Please make sure you can unzip files before purchasing. Thank you!
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