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BRONCOS - Kingston - April 2004 -
Ancient Greece
Prentice Hall World Explorer:
Ancient Civilizations
Ancient Greece
History Link 101:
Ancient Greece
Directory of sites about art,
biographies, daily life, maps, pictures, and related research.
Topics for Project on Ancient Greece
Use websites listed above.
Due APRIL 26, 2004
1. Plan a trip to Athens (during the Golden
Age) or Sparta.
Written component - answer WHO-
WHAT-WHEN-WHERE-WHY AND HOW? Be sure and submit in your own words (Do not
plagarize-COPY)
Visual component- Create a travel brochure
showing features/giving info to convince someone to travel to your city-state.
(If you did a travel brochure for ancient Egypt -choose another topic)
2. Choose a famous Greek Scientist,
Mathematician, Statesman, or Philosopher.
Written component- Pretend to be one of
these men and write a first-person account explaining your accomplishments.
Visual component- Make a poster showing
your accomplishments-including an award you designed for one accomplishment for
which you are being honored.
3. Research Greek Architecture
Written component- include information
about at least three (3) of the following structures: Parthenon, Temple of
Athena Nike,Temple of Hephaestus, Temple of Olympian Zeus, or Temple of Apollo
at Delphi.
Visual component- Make a poster showing
the Greek structures you chose and the following buildings in the United States
that have been influenced by Greek designs : White House, New York Stock
Exchange, Lincoln Memorial, and the U.S. Capitol (Be sure to identify the type
of columns featured)
4. Report on the Gods of Mount Olympus
Written component- Choose four (4) of
the twelve (12) most important gods in Greek mythology. Include in your report
his/her responsibility, area of control and include trivia about the deities
Visual - Create a mask that reflects
the god's personality or prowess. It should be brightly colored, easily
identifiable, and neat. If you want me to hang it on display, please attach
something that enables me to hang it.
5. Compare and contrast the ancient and modern
Olympic Games.
Written component- Your report should
include information on the objectives of the games, the type of events, opening
and closing ceremonies, and the participants.
Visual- Design an Olympic medal. In
the ancient Greek Olympics athletes competed for glory and the honor of wearing
a crown of olive leaves. Pretend you have been transported to ancient Greece
and that you have been given the privilege of designing three medals for the
Olympics (Gold, Silver, and Bronze)
6. Daily Life in Ancient Greece
Written component - Include in your
report the activities of men, women, children, and slaves in Ancient Greece.
Visual component- Create an
invitation to a Greek Dinner Party. Include in your program the menu,
decorations, activities, and entertainment OR Design a floor plan of a typical
"town" home: include symbols indicating placement of important items.
If you have an interesting and creative visual
component to accompany any of the assigned topics see me and we will discuss it.
LATE PROJECTS WILL BE PENALIZED 10 POINTS FOR
EACH LATE DAY.
Pre-History
The Life and Times of
Early Man
http://members.aol.com/Donnpages/EarlyMan.html
Welcome to the Stone Ages:
Flints and Stones - Real Life in Pre-history
http://museums.ncl.ac.uk/flint/menu.html
Becoming Human
http://www.becominghuman.org/
How Evolution Works
http://www.howstuffworks.com/evolution.htm
The Prehistoic Era
http://www.fcps.k12.va.us/OakViewES/harris/96-97/agespages/prehistoric/prehistoric.html
The Cave of
Lascaux
http://www.culture.gouv.fr/culture/arcnat/lascaux/en/
The Mummy Tombs
http://www.mummytombs.com
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