Springboard Ancient Greece KS2 Display and Resource Pack

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This handy alphabet poster is perfect to pair with our Greek Myth Display Posters and our Greek Alphabet Letters.

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. 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. 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. Display resources like this ancient Greece display are fantastic for engaging pupils in their learning, particularly visual learners. It's simple to use and great for supporting the topic in your classroom. 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?

What is the timeline of Ancient Greece?

Learn all about the gods and goddesses that formed such an important part of Greek life with our Greek Gods Fact Files. 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. Three titles to go with the display above. The title to choose from read: 'Ancient Greece', 'The Greeks' and 'Greek Gods'

We have lots of great tools just like this to support learning in your classroom. Whether you're looking for display resources, lesson plans, or activity sheets, our talented team of teachers works hard to produce effective and engaging resources that you can trust. This is a great time-saving tool for busy teachers who spend so long planning and prepping. To find out exactly what we have to help those who teach, join our Twinkl community today. How can I use this Greek column display? Greek culture is well known for its long list of gods and goddesses but the Olympian gods represented so much to the ancient Greeks. Use this ancient Greece display to open the topic in your classroom. You could decorate your classroom and ask your pupils to guess what the topic is they'll be studying based on the display. After they've guessed it, or after you've told them, ask pupils what they already know about the subject. As a class, you could make a mind map on the board with all of your ideas. This could be a great way to assess learning, seeing what pupils already know. We also recommend having a read of our informative Ancient Greek Alphabet Wiki. How many letters are in the Greek alphabet? 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.You could also try these Word Cards which are designed to help children learn and remember key ancient Greek vocabulary. They can be displayed around the classroom, helping to reinforce their understanding of ancient Greek culture, history, and society. These cards are an excellent tool to add to your teaching arsenal. These word cards could be displayed around the classroom so children can refer to them throughout the topic. 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: Later empires, such as the Roman and Byzantine empires, were heavily influenced by the progressions that the Ancient Greeks made. 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? Ancient Greece is best known for its pioneering advancements in many aspects of society - including Mathematics, Science and Philosophy.