Springboard Ancient Greece KS2 Display and Resource Pack

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And once they're familiar with the letters, why not have them write their name using the Ancient Greek alphabet? A perfect activity to help engage with history in your lessons and to smuggle some additional fun into the topic. If you found our map of ancient Greece during the Peloponnesian War useful, then why not accompany it with some of Twinkl’s incredible ancient Greece resources? You could also use this Greek column poster to create a role play area in your classroom. Role play can be great for development, helping pupils to put themselves into other people's shoes, helping them develop empathy. It can also help with their communication and language skills, and with their confidence.

The Greek alphabet has been used to write the Greek language since around the 8th Century BC. The letters of the alphabet are still used in a number of areas, from physics and maths to literature. Many influential philosophers who made significant contributions to western philosophy originated in ancient Greece. Among the most well-known ancient Greek philosophers are: Ancient Greek KS2 Coordinates Treasure Hunt Maths Activity - Explore a strange Greek island called Naberos with this treasure hunt activity! It also consolidates children's knowledge of coordinates.You can find out more about Ancient Greece by reading through this insightful Teaching Wiki guide. Discover more ancient Greece resources for teaching this topic Mount Olympus is another well-known landmark and the tallest mountain in Greece. In Greek mythology, it's said that the 12 Olympians lived on top of the mountain. Teaching ancient Greece this term and fancy a visual aid to help you? Then you won’t go wrong with this stunning ancient Greece map! Learn all about the gods and goddesses that formed such an important part of Greek life with our Greek Gods Fact Files. It can also be used as a tool within a lesson on Ancient Greece. Help your children understand the Ancient Greece timeline within your lessons. You could print off this timeline and help your children pinpoint the major events that happened in Ancient Greece, such as:

Greek mythology is also very famous but is different from the theology of the ancient Greeks. Greek mythology includes tales based on the origins of the Greek gods and goddesses. Learning about ancient Greek religion can widen children's perspective of one of the oldest societies known to man. This creative and time saving bundle includes independent learning, a display, listening and sorting and writing! These Ancient Greece display fact cards are a great way to visualise all the important points on the Ancient Greek topic. The book is also supported by a range of resources on the topic of Ancient Greece, so you can use these in your teaching too. This KS2 Ancient Greece Landmarks Map is just one of the resources that's available! Why not explore the ones below?

How can I use this Greek column display?

One of the most famous Ancient Greek landmarks is the Parthenon Temple in the Acropolis. Located in Athens, it was built in the fifth century BC. Throughout the Ancient Greece timeline, a number of phenomenons were developed that made a lasting impression on the modern world: Display resources are fantastic for bringing a topic to life, especially fascinating ones like the ancient Greeks. Whether you're learning about the ancient Olympics, or the life of the ancient Greeks, this resource is fantastic to use in your classroom. To go along with this ancient Greece map display poster, here are a few other activities that are certain to boost your children's knowledge and understanding: Wow students by including these cards on a topical display wall, or utilise them as part of a lesson or homework activity. You could even enhance your display with these Greek Alphabet Letters.