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Ancient Greece for Kids

From Homeschool Pop · 2021

Ancient Greece for Kids
8 min3rd4th5thSocial Studies
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Summary

Daniel introduces ancient Greece: the city-states (Athens, Sparta), democracy, the Olympics, mythology, and key contributions to philosophy, art, and science. A clear 8-minute overview for grades 3–5 social studies and ancient history units.

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Discussion questions

Discussion

Ancient Greece made lasting contributions to government, philosophy, art, and the Olympics.

  1. What was democracy in ancient Athens? Who could participate?
  2. How were Athens and Sparta different?
  3. Name two ideas from ancient Greece that still influence the world today.

Quick work-a-long

Vocabulary: city-state, democracy, Olympics, mythology, philosophy, Athens, Sparta, citizen.

Try it: Complete a T-chart comparing Athens and Sparta (government, education, role of women, military).