andAncient Greece

its Influence on America

BookletReaders theater

GlyphCenters

Assessment and More

Ancient Location of GreeceGreece is located in Europe Greece borders the Mediterranean Sea and

Ionian Sea

and Greece

Created by Beckie L

Itrsquos influenceon America

Greece

OlympicsThanks to ancient Greece weparticipate in the Olympics

Created by Beckie L

Greek men could onlyparticipate

They had less events back then

Then

NowMen and women can

participate We have winterand summer Olympics every

four years Countries allover the world participate

We use the same Olympicsymbol today

Vocabulary

Make a list of the words you donrsquot know on

the vocabulary scroll below

ArchitectureArchitecture is how a building looks or how itrsquos constructed

Compare

Created by Beckie L

This building is located in

Greece Itrsquos called theParthenon

This building is located in

Washington DC Itrsquos called the USSupreme

Court building

What do you notice about thetwo buildings

This is called a column You can see columns on many important buildings in the United States

Columns1 2 Marble

designs

3 Carvingsin buildings

America tookthe following ideas

from Greece

LawIt all started in Athens Greece Was it fair

Created by Beckie L

The Greeks didnrsquot want a king to rule their city so they created a different type of

government This government was called a democracy A democracy is where people

choose their own leaders

People that lived in Greece would vote for their favorite leader to represent them Athenians wanted their leader to listen to their ideas If

they felt like they werenrsquot being listened to they would not vote for that leader again

1

2

Only men could vote Women and slaves were not allowed to vote on a

leader

People in Athens Greece also used a lottery system A lottery is where people are randomly

selected Think about a bingo game The bingo numbers are chosen randomly which is how a

lottery works too Except they wouldnrsquot use the fancy bingo numbers

Athenians used a lottery when deciding on the jury A jury is a group of people who attend a

court case and decide if someone is guilty of a crime

Direct DemocracyGreece

Created by Beckie L

We have a different type of democracy in our country In a representative

democracy we are able to vote for a leader and then they make the big decisions for us Imagine everyone

trying to vote on a decision that would take a long time

United States

Representative Democracy

Greece wanted citizens to vote on ideas and issues Not everyone could vote

though Slaves and women were not allowed to vote

Many people had the opportunity to run for an office position but only a few amount of men could vote Even though Greece said they wanted everyone

to vote ultimately only some people were really

able to vote

Paper Plate Greece

1 Cut out the map2 Glue the map

down on the plate3 Color the map

and label the oceans

1 Cut out the map2 Glue the map

down on the plate3 Label the map

4 Label the oceans5 Color the map

Paper Plate Greece

Olympics

Have you ever watched the Olympic games The Olympics take place every four years Countries from all over the world gather together to compete in different type of events The Olympics hasnrsquot always been this way In fact when the Olympics first started around

2700 years ago they were very different

Then amp Now

When the Olympics first started in Greece only Greek men could compete During this time there were not many events The very first competition just included running events

but a few years later the Greeks decided to add some other events The Olympics continued to grow and more people enjoyed watching them

Today when you watch the Olympics you will notice that many people receive medals When the Olympics first started there was only one winner This winner would receive a crown of olive leaves This was similar to a medal or trophy that our athletes win today

There are many more events in the Olympics today Some popular summer Olympic events include swimming soccer running volleyball and wrestling Some popular winter events

include speed skating bob sledding and hockey

Name

Olympics

Use what you just read to complete a venn diagram about the Olympics

Then amp Now Name

Ancient Olympics Modern Olympics

Same

1 Where was the first Olympics held

2 What type of award was given during the early Olympics

3 How many years ago were the first Olympic games

Ancient

Who What

When Where

Why

Name

Created by Beckie L

Olympics

Letrsquos Plan The Olympics committee is planning for the next big Game Yoursquove been chosen to help

make some changes In the boxes below read the topic then draw and write about your ideas

What type of awardsshould they give out

What new eventcould they include

What type of uniformshould they wear

Where should the Olympicstake place

Name

Build IT Greek Structures

Name

What do you notice about many ancient Greek buildings Most of these buildings had columns carvings and marble steps Your job is to design a building using the materials

your teacher provides

Draw your Greek inspired building in this box

1 What type of building did you create

2 How does your building look Greek

3 Why do you think the United States used some Greek architecture ideas

Build IT Greek Structures

Name

The Greeks loved using columns on their buildings Create your own unique column Drawyour column in the box below after you decorate it

1 How did you decorate your column

2 What did you learn about columns

3 Name one building in the United States that has columns on the outside of it

Build IT

Materialspaper towel roll

Build IT

paper

scissors

crayons

3-2-1Ancient Greece

3 interesting facts I learned 2 new ideas I learned 1 new vocabulary word

Name

Created by Beckie L

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

Both

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

BothIt started in Athens Greece

The United States usesthis type of government

Citizens vote on issues This gives citizens more

control

Citizens vote on a person torepresent them they vote

on decisions

It all started in Athens Greece When this form started in

Greeceslaves and women could not vote

Typeof government

Doesnrsquot involvea King

Gives citizenssome power

Key

Answers will vary

Democracy Mrs Jones- Good morning everyone Today I wantus to vote on some important decisions today

Kayla (while looking at Courtney)- What do youthink shersquos talking about

Courtney- I have no idea Maybe our class earned an award since we were really good for the sub

yesterday

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- Well Before we begin if youwould like to vote on my ideas please move

to the right of the room (everyone moves to the right)

Mark- How many ideas will we vote on

Mrs Jones- Everyone will find out in a few minutes

(Everyone looks confused)

Mrs Jones- Right now our classroom is goingto represent a direct democracy

Readers Theater

Cast Mrs Jones

Kayla Courtney

MarkDavidSam

Courtney- I donrsquot know what that is

David- I donrsquot think anyone in this class does

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- A direct democracy is wherepeople choose their own leaders and

vote on different ideas Today most of youare going to vote but back in ancient

Greece times women and slaves could not vote

Kayla- So how was that fair I want to vote

Mrs Jones- Good question Kayla It reallywasnrsquot fair The Greeks wanted the people

to decide but not many people reallygot to since women and slaves could not

vote

Mark- So we get to be Greek today

Mrs Jones- Sure We can pretend right

Mrs Jones- Irsquom going to pass out a paper that has 20 questions on it I need you to answer all

of the questions (Start passing out paper and pencils)

David- ( raises his hand)

Mrs Jones- Do you have a question David

David- Yes what if I donrsquot know which one to pickfor question 4

Mrs Jones- Just pick one of them even if youarenrsquot too sure

Mark- This is so cool We get to vote on all ofthis stuff I feel so important

Courtney- I canrsquot believe women and slaves werenrsquot allowed to vote That seems so unfair

(Everyone keeps writing on the paper while Kayla and Courtney look around)

Mrs Jones- Ok I think everyone is done voting During the next activity we will represent a

representative democracy A representative democracy is what the United States uses

Sam- Does that have anything to do with a president

Mrs Jones- Yes it does Sam A representative democracy is where people vote for someone to represent them Then that representative votes

on those ideas

David- So basically we are votingfor a president and then the president and his

cabinet vote on laws Right

Mrs Jones- You got it Who wants to runfor president

Mark- Oh pick me pick me

Mrs Jones- Ok Mark who else

David- Presidents have too much stuff to do I donrsquot want to run I like my video games too

much

Kayla- Oh Irsquoll run

Mrs Jones- Great letrsquos start voting Irsquoll pass outpaper and I want you to write whether you want

Kayla or Mark to be our president

Sam- Can we vote for both of them

Mrs Jones- No sorry we can only have onepresident

Courtney- Can you tell us who won Mrs Jones

Mrs Jones- Sure let me count them (starts counting votes)

Mrs Jones- Although it was extremely close Mark is our new president

Kayla- Good job Mark- Irsquom glad you won

Mark- Thanks Kayla So now what do I do

Mrs Jones- Well Mark I have a current list of 50 potential ideas or laws you need to vote on

Mark- Wait I thought everyone got to vote

Mrs Jones- No earlier everyone was able tovote while we modeled the direct democracy Now we are in a representative democracy Remember- a representative democracy is

when you have a representative who makes somedecisions for the people

Mark- Oh man I forgot about that

(Mrs Jones hands Mark a long list of ideas)

Mark- Well I guess I better start reading all of these

(everyone starts lining up at the door)

Mark- Wait where are you guys going

Mrs Jones- Itrsquos recess time

Mark- Wait a minute I donrsquot have to stay inand really study these Right Irsquom done being

president

Mrs Jones (laughing)- Ok Crsquomon Mark

David- Wow that was a quick term

Review Bingo1 Get a blank bingo card

2 Use the word bank below and fill in your card -Athens Greece

- Europe- citizen

- Olympics- Parthenon

- leader- community

- Supreme Courtbuilding

- columns- marble

- carvings- influence

- direct democracy- representative

democracy- ancient- modern

- Atenians- lottery

- jury- architecture

- Italy- Mediterranean

Sea- Greek

-democracy

Review Bingo

Terms I Donrsquot Know

B1B2B3B4B5

I1I2I3I4I5

N1N2N4N5

G1G2G3G4G5

O1O2O3

O4O5

Cut these out and use while playing bingo

12

3

4

5

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Red- Long staircasesBlack- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Yellow- TrueRed- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name

Answer the questions below and color in the ring basedon the correct response

12

3

45

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Blue- Long staircasesRed- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Red- TrueYellow- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name Key

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 ____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

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Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

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Glitter Meets Glue

Ancient Location of GreeceGreece is located in Europe Greece borders the Mediterranean Sea and

Ionian Sea

and Greece

Created by Beckie L

Itrsquos influenceon America

Greece

OlympicsThanks to ancient Greece weparticipate in the Olympics

Created by Beckie L

Greek men could onlyparticipate

They had less events back then

Then

NowMen and women can

participate We have winterand summer Olympics every

four years Countries allover the world participate

We use the same Olympicsymbol today

Vocabulary

Make a list of the words you donrsquot know on

the vocabulary scroll below

ArchitectureArchitecture is how a building looks or how itrsquos constructed

Compare

Created by Beckie L

This building is located in

Greece Itrsquos called theParthenon

This building is located in

Washington DC Itrsquos called the USSupreme

Court building

What do you notice about thetwo buildings

This is called a column You can see columns on many important buildings in the United States

Columns1 2 Marble

designs

3 Carvingsin buildings

America tookthe following ideas

from Greece

LawIt all started in Athens Greece Was it fair

Created by Beckie L

The Greeks didnrsquot want a king to rule their city so they created a different type of

government This government was called a democracy A democracy is where people

choose their own leaders

People that lived in Greece would vote for their favorite leader to represent them Athenians wanted their leader to listen to their ideas If

they felt like they werenrsquot being listened to they would not vote for that leader again

1

2

Only men could vote Women and slaves were not allowed to vote on a

leader

People in Athens Greece also used a lottery system A lottery is where people are randomly

selected Think about a bingo game The bingo numbers are chosen randomly which is how a

lottery works too Except they wouldnrsquot use the fancy bingo numbers

Athenians used a lottery when deciding on the jury A jury is a group of people who attend a

court case and decide if someone is guilty of a crime

Direct DemocracyGreece

Created by Beckie L

We have a different type of democracy in our country In a representative

democracy we are able to vote for a leader and then they make the big decisions for us Imagine everyone

trying to vote on a decision that would take a long time

United States

Representative Democracy

Greece wanted citizens to vote on ideas and issues Not everyone could vote

though Slaves and women were not allowed to vote

Many people had the opportunity to run for an office position but only a few amount of men could vote Even though Greece said they wanted everyone

to vote ultimately only some people were really

able to vote

Paper Plate Greece

1 Cut out the map2 Glue the map

down on the plate3 Color the map

and label the oceans

1 Cut out the map2 Glue the map

down on the plate3 Label the map

4 Label the oceans5 Color the map

Paper Plate Greece

Olympics

Have you ever watched the Olympic games The Olympics take place every four years Countries from all over the world gather together to compete in different type of events The Olympics hasnrsquot always been this way In fact when the Olympics first started around

2700 years ago they were very different

Then amp Now

When the Olympics first started in Greece only Greek men could compete During this time there were not many events The very first competition just included running events

but a few years later the Greeks decided to add some other events The Olympics continued to grow and more people enjoyed watching them

Today when you watch the Olympics you will notice that many people receive medals When the Olympics first started there was only one winner This winner would receive a crown of olive leaves This was similar to a medal or trophy that our athletes win today

There are many more events in the Olympics today Some popular summer Olympic events include swimming soccer running volleyball and wrestling Some popular winter events

include speed skating bob sledding and hockey

Name

Olympics

Use what you just read to complete a venn diagram about the Olympics

Then amp Now Name

Ancient Olympics Modern Olympics

Same

1 Where was the first Olympics held

2 What type of award was given during the early Olympics

3 How many years ago were the first Olympic games

Ancient

Who What

When Where

Why

Name

Created by Beckie L

Olympics

Letrsquos Plan The Olympics committee is planning for the next big Game Yoursquove been chosen to help

make some changes In the boxes below read the topic then draw and write about your ideas

What type of awardsshould they give out

What new eventcould they include

What type of uniformshould they wear

Where should the Olympicstake place

Name

Build IT Greek Structures

Name

What do you notice about many ancient Greek buildings Most of these buildings had columns carvings and marble steps Your job is to design a building using the materials

your teacher provides

Draw your Greek inspired building in this box

1 What type of building did you create

2 How does your building look Greek

3 Why do you think the United States used some Greek architecture ideas

Build IT Greek Structures

Name

The Greeks loved using columns on their buildings Create your own unique column Drawyour column in the box below after you decorate it

1 How did you decorate your column

2 What did you learn about columns

3 Name one building in the United States that has columns on the outside of it

Build IT

Materialspaper towel roll

Build IT

paper

scissors

crayons

3-2-1Ancient Greece

3 interesting facts I learned 2 new ideas I learned 1 new vocabulary word

Name

Created by Beckie L

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

Both

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

BothIt started in Athens Greece

The United States usesthis type of government

Citizens vote on issues This gives citizens more

control

Citizens vote on a person torepresent them they vote

on decisions

It all started in Athens Greece When this form started in

Greeceslaves and women could not vote

Typeof government

Doesnrsquot involvea King

Gives citizenssome power

Key

Answers will vary

Democracy Mrs Jones- Good morning everyone Today I wantus to vote on some important decisions today

Kayla (while looking at Courtney)- What do youthink shersquos talking about

Courtney- I have no idea Maybe our class earned an award since we were really good for the sub

yesterday

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- Well Before we begin if youwould like to vote on my ideas please move

to the right of the room (everyone moves to the right)

Mark- How many ideas will we vote on

Mrs Jones- Everyone will find out in a few minutes

(Everyone looks confused)

Mrs Jones- Right now our classroom is goingto represent a direct democracy

Readers Theater

Cast Mrs Jones

Kayla Courtney

MarkDavidSam

Courtney- I donrsquot know what that is

David- I donrsquot think anyone in this class does

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- A direct democracy is wherepeople choose their own leaders and

vote on different ideas Today most of youare going to vote but back in ancient

Greece times women and slaves could not vote

Kayla- So how was that fair I want to vote

Mrs Jones- Good question Kayla It reallywasnrsquot fair The Greeks wanted the people

to decide but not many people reallygot to since women and slaves could not

vote

Mark- So we get to be Greek today

Mrs Jones- Sure We can pretend right

Mrs Jones- Irsquom going to pass out a paper that has 20 questions on it I need you to answer all

of the questions (Start passing out paper and pencils)

David- ( raises his hand)

Mrs Jones- Do you have a question David

David- Yes what if I donrsquot know which one to pickfor question 4

Mrs Jones- Just pick one of them even if youarenrsquot too sure

Mark- This is so cool We get to vote on all ofthis stuff I feel so important

Courtney- I canrsquot believe women and slaves werenrsquot allowed to vote That seems so unfair

(Everyone keeps writing on the paper while Kayla and Courtney look around)

Mrs Jones- Ok I think everyone is done voting During the next activity we will represent a

representative democracy A representative democracy is what the United States uses

Sam- Does that have anything to do with a president

Mrs Jones- Yes it does Sam A representative democracy is where people vote for someone to represent them Then that representative votes

on those ideas

David- So basically we are votingfor a president and then the president and his

cabinet vote on laws Right

Mrs Jones- You got it Who wants to runfor president

Mark- Oh pick me pick me

Mrs Jones- Ok Mark who else

David- Presidents have too much stuff to do I donrsquot want to run I like my video games too

much

Kayla- Oh Irsquoll run

Mrs Jones- Great letrsquos start voting Irsquoll pass outpaper and I want you to write whether you want

Kayla or Mark to be our president

Sam- Can we vote for both of them

Mrs Jones- No sorry we can only have onepresident

Courtney- Can you tell us who won Mrs Jones

Mrs Jones- Sure let me count them (starts counting votes)

Mrs Jones- Although it was extremely close Mark is our new president

Kayla- Good job Mark- Irsquom glad you won

Mark- Thanks Kayla So now what do I do

Mrs Jones- Well Mark I have a current list of 50 potential ideas or laws you need to vote on

Mark- Wait I thought everyone got to vote

Mrs Jones- No earlier everyone was able tovote while we modeled the direct democracy Now we are in a representative democracy Remember- a representative democracy is

when you have a representative who makes somedecisions for the people

Mark- Oh man I forgot about that

(Mrs Jones hands Mark a long list of ideas)

Mark- Well I guess I better start reading all of these

(everyone starts lining up at the door)

Mark- Wait where are you guys going

Mrs Jones- Itrsquos recess time

Mark- Wait a minute I donrsquot have to stay inand really study these Right Irsquom done being

president

Mrs Jones (laughing)- Ok Crsquomon Mark

David- Wow that was a quick term

Review Bingo1 Get a blank bingo card

2 Use the word bank below and fill in your card -Athens Greece

- Europe- citizen

- Olympics- Parthenon

- leader- community

- Supreme Courtbuilding

- columns- marble

- carvings- influence

- direct democracy- representative

democracy- ancient- modern

- Atenians- lottery

- jury- architecture

- Italy- Mediterranean

Sea- Greek

-democracy

Review Bingo

Terms I Donrsquot Know

B1B2B3B4B5

I1I2I3I4I5

N1N2N4N5

G1G2G3G4G5

O1O2O3

O4O5

Cut these out and use while playing bingo

12

3

4

5

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Red- Long staircasesBlack- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Yellow- TrueRed- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name

Answer the questions below and color in the ring basedon the correct response

12

3

45

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Blue- Long staircasesRed- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Red- TrueYellow- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name Key

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 ____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

OlympicsThanks to ancient Greece weparticipate in the Olympics

Created by Beckie L

Greek men could onlyparticipate

They had less events back then

Then

NowMen and women can

participate We have winterand summer Olympics every

four years Countries allover the world participate

We use the same Olympicsymbol today

Vocabulary

Make a list of the words you donrsquot know on

the vocabulary scroll below

ArchitectureArchitecture is how a building looks or how itrsquos constructed

Compare

Created by Beckie L

This building is located in

Greece Itrsquos called theParthenon

This building is located in

Washington DC Itrsquos called the USSupreme

Court building

What do you notice about thetwo buildings

This is called a column You can see columns on many important buildings in the United States

Columns1 2 Marble

designs

3 Carvingsin buildings

America tookthe following ideas

from Greece

LawIt all started in Athens Greece Was it fair

Created by Beckie L

The Greeks didnrsquot want a king to rule their city so they created a different type of

government This government was called a democracy A democracy is where people

choose their own leaders

People that lived in Greece would vote for their favorite leader to represent them Athenians wanted their leader to listen to their ideas If

they felt like they werenrsquot being listened to they would not vote for that leader again

1

2

Only men could vote Women and slaves were not allowed to vote on a

leader

People in Athens Greece also used a lottery system A lottery is where people are randomly

selected Think about a bingo game The bingo numbers are chosen randomly which is how a

lottery works too Except they wouldnrsquot use the fancy bingo numbers

Athenians used a lottery when deciding on the jury A jury is a group of people who attend a

court case and decide if someone is guilty of a crime

Direct DemocracyGreece

Created by Beckie L

We have a different type of democracy in our country In a representative

democracy we are able to vote for a leader and then they make the big decisions for us Imagine everyone

trying to vote on a decision that would take a long time

United States

Representative Democracy

Greece wanted citizens to vote on ideas and issues Not everyone could vote

though Slaves and women were not allowed to vote

Many people had the opportunity to run for an office position but only a few amount of men could vote Even though Greece said they wanted everyone

to vote ultimately only some people were really

able to vote

Paper Plate Greece

1 Cut out the map2 Glue the map

down on the plate3 Color the map

and label the oceans

1 Cut out the map2 Glue the map

down on the plate3 Label the map

4 Label the oceans5 Color the map

Paper Plate Greece

Olympics

Have you ever watched the Olympic games The Olympics take place every four years Countries from all over the world gather together to compete in different type of events The Olympics hasnrsquot always been this way In fact when the Olympics first started around

2700 years ago they were very different

Then amp Now

When the Olympics first started in Greece only Greek men could compete During this time there were not many events The very first competition just included running events

but a few years later the Greeks decided to add some other events The Olympics continued to grow and more people enjoyed watching them

Today when you watch the Olympics you will notice that many people receive medals When the Olympics first started there was only one winner This winner would receive a crown of olive leaves This was similar to a medal or trophy that our athletes win today

There are many more events in the Olympics today Some popular summer Olympic events include swimming soccer running volleyball and wrestling Some popular winter events

include speed skating bob sledding and hockey

Name

Olympics

Use what you just read to complete a venn diagram about the Olympics

Then amp Now Name

Ancient Olympics Modern Olympics

Same

1 Where was the first Olympics held

2 What type of award was given during the early Olympics

3 How many years ago were the first Olympic games

Ancient

Who What

When Where

Why

Name

Created by Beckie L

Olympics

Letrsquos Plan The Olympics committee is planning for the next big Game Yoursquove been chosen to help

make some changes In the boxes below read the topic then draw and write about your ideas

What type of awardsshould they give out

What new eventcould they include

What type of uniformshould they wear

Where should the Olympicstake place

Name

Build IT Greek Structures

Name

What do you notice about many ancient Greek buildings Most of these buildings had columns carvings and marble steps Your job is to design a building using the materials

your teacher provides

Draw your Greek inspired building in this box

1 What type of building did you create

2 How does your building look Greek

3 Why do you think the United States used some Greek architecture ideas

Build IT Greek Structures

Name

The Greeks loved using columns on their buildings Create your own unique column Drawyour column in the box below after you decorate it

1 How did you decorate your column

2 What did you learn about columns

3 Name one building in the United States that has columns on the outside of it

Build IT

Materialspaper towel roll

Build IT

paper

scissors

crayons

3-2-1Ancient Greece

3 interesting facts I learned 2 new ideas I learned 1 new vocabulary word

Name

Created by Beckie L

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

Both

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

BothIt started in Athens Greece

The United States usesthis type of government

Citizens vote on issues This gives citizens more

control

Citizens vote on a person torepresent them they vote

on decisions

It all started in Athens Greece When this form started in

Greeceslaves and women could not vote

Typeof government

Doesnrsquot involvea King

Gives citizenssome power

Key

Answers will vary

Democracy Mrs Jones- Good morning everyone Today I wantus to vote on some important decisions today

Kayla (while looking at Courtney)- What do youthink shersquos talking about

Courtney- I have no idea Maybe our class earned an award since we were really good for the sub

yesterday

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- Well Before we begin if youwould like to vote on my ideas please move

to the right of the room (everyone moves to the right)

Mark- How many ideas will we vote on

Mrs Jones- Everyone will find out in a few minutes

(Everyone looks confused)

Mrs Jones- Right now our classroom is goingto represent a direct democracy

Readers Theater

Cast Mrs Jones

Kayla Courtney

MarkDavidSam

Courtney- I donrsquot know what that is

David- I donrsquot think anyone in this class does

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- A direct democracy is wherepeople choose their own leaders and

vote on different ideas Today most of youare going to vote but back in ancient

Greece times women and slaves could not vote

Kayla- So how was that fair I want to vote

Mrs Jones- Good question Kayla It reallywasnrsquot fair The Greeks wanted the people

to decide but not many people reallygot to since women and slaves could not

vote

Mark- So we get to be Greek today

Mrs Jones- Sure We can pretend right

Mrs Jones- Irsquom going to pass out a paper that has 20 questions on it I need you to answer all

of the questions (Start passing out paper and pencils)

David- ( raises his hand)

Mrs Jones- Do you have a question David

David- Yes what if I donrsquot know which one to pickfor question 4

Mrs Jones- Just pick one of them even if youarenrsquot too sure

Mark- This is so cool We get to vote on all ofthis stuff I feel so important

Courtney- I canrsquot believe women and slaves werenrsquot allowed to vote That seems so unfair

(Everyone keeps writing on the paper while Kayla and Courtney look around)

Mrs Jones- Ok I think everyone is done voting During the next activity we will represent a

representative democracy A representative democracy is what the United States uses

Sam- Does that have anything to do with a president

Mrs Jones- Yes it does Sam A representative democracy is where people vote for someone to represent them Then that representative votes

on those ideas

David- So basically we are votingfor a president and then the president and his

cabinet vote on laws Right

Mrs Jones- You got it Who wants to runfor president

Mark- Oh pick me pick me

Mrs Jones- Ok Mark who else

David- Presidents have too much stuff to do I donrsquot want to run I like my video games too

much

Kayla- Oh Irsquoll run

Mrs Jones- Great letrsquos start voting Irsquoll pass outpaper and I want you to write whether you want

Kayla or Mark to be our president

Sam- Can we vote for both of them

Mrs Jones- No sorry we can only have onepresident

Courtney- Can you tell us who won Mrs Jones

Mrs Jones- Sure let me count them (starts counting votes)

Mrs Jones- Although it was extremely close Mark is our new president

Kayla- Good job Mark- Irsquom glad you won

Mark- Thanks Kayla So now what do I do

Mrs Jones- Well Mark I have a current list of 50 potential ideas or laws you need to vote on

Mark- Wait I thought everyone got to vote

Mrs Jones- No earlier everyone was able tovote while we modeled the direct democracy Now we are in a representative democracy Remember- a representative democracy is

when you have a representative who makes somedecisions for the people

Mark- Oh man I forgot about that

(Mrs Jones hands Mark a long list of ideas)

Mark- Well I guess I better start reading all of these

(everyone starts lining up at the door)

Mark- Wait where are you guys going

Mrs Jones- Itrsquos recess time

Mark- Wait a minute I donrsquot have to stay inand really study these Right Irsquom done being

president

Mrs Jones (laughing)- Ok Crsquomon Mark

David- Wow that was a quick term

Review Bingo1 Get a blank bingo card

2 Use the word bank below and fill in your card -Athens Greece

- Europe- citizen

- Olympics- Parthenon

- leader- community

- Supreme Courtbuilding

- columns- marble

- carvings- influence

- direct democracy- representative

democracy- ancient- modern

- Atenians- lottery

- jury- architecture

- Italy- Mediterranean

Sea- Greek

-democracy

Review Bingo

Terms I Donrsquot Know

B1B2B3B4B5

I1I2I3I4I5

N1N2N4N5

G1G2G3G4G5

O1O2O3

O4O5

Cut these out and use while playing bingo

12

3

4

5

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Red- Long staircasesBlack- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Yellow- TrueRed- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name

Answer the questions below and color in the ring basedon the correct response

12

3

45

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Blue- Long staircasesRed- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Red- TrueYellow- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name Key

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 ____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

ArchitectureArchitecture is how a building looks or how itrsquos constructed

Compare

Created by Beckie L

This building is located in

Greece Itrsquos called theParthenon

This building is located in

Washington DC Itrsquos called the USSupreme

Court building

What do you notice about thetwo buildings

This is called a column You can see columns on many important buildings in the United States

Columns1 2 Marble

designs

3 Carvingsin buildings

America tookthe following ideas

from Greece

LawIt all started in Athens Greece Was it fair

Created by Beckie L

The Greeks didnrsquot want a king to rule their city so they created a different type of

government This government was called a democracy A democracy is where people

choose their own leaders

People that lived in Greece would vote for their favorite leader to represent them Athenians wanted their leader to listen to their ideas If

they felt like they werenrsquot being listened to they would not vote for that leader again

1

2

Only men could vote Women and slaves were not allowed to vote on a

leader

People in Athens Greece also used a lottery system A lottery is where people are randomly

selected Think about a bingo game The bingo numbers are chosen randomly which is how a

lottery works too Except they wouldnrsquot use the fancy bingo numbers

Athenians used a lottery when deciding on the jury A jury is a group of people who attend a

court case and decide if someone is guilty of a crime

Direct DemocracyGreece

Created by Beckie L

We have a different type of democracy in our country In a representative

democracy we are able to vote for a leader and then they make the big decisions for us Imagine everyone

trying to vote on a decision that would take a long time

United States

Representative Democracy

Greece wanted citizens to vote on ideas and issues Not everyone could vote

though Slaves and women were not allowed to vote

Many people had the opportunity to run for an office position but only a few amount of men could vote Even though Greece said they wanted everyone

to vote ultimately only some people were really

able to vote

Paper Plate Greece

1 Cut out the map2 Glue the map

down on the plate3 Color the map

and label the oceans

1 Cut out the map2 Glue the map

down on the plate3 Label the map

4 Label the oceans5 Color the map

Paper Plate Greece

Olympics

Have you ever watched the Olympic games The Olympics take place every four years Countries from all over the world gather together to compete in different type of events The Olympics hasnrsquot always been this way In fact when the Olympics first started around

2700 years ago they were very different

Then amp Now

When the Olympics first started in Greece only Greek men could compete During this time there were not many events The very first competition just included running events

but a few years later the Greeks decided to add some other events The Olympics continued to grow and more people enjoyed watching them

Today when you watch the Olympics you will notice that many people receive medals When the Olympics first started there was only one winner This winner would receive a crown of olive leaves This was similar to a medal or trophy that our athletes win today

There are many more events in the Olympics today Some popular summer Olympic events include swimming soccer running volleyball and wrestling Some popular winter events

include speed skating bob sledding and hockey

Name

Olympics

Use what you just read to complete a venn diagram about the Olympics

Then amp Now Name

Ancient Olympics Modern Olympics

Same

1 Where was the first Olympics held

2 What type of award was given during the early Olympics

3 How many years ago were the first Olympic games

Ancient

Who What

When Where

Why

Name

Created by Beckie L

Olympics

Letrsquos Plan The Olympics committee is planning for the next big Game Yoursquove been chosen to help

make some changes In the boxes below read the topic then draw and write about your ideas

What type of awardsshould they give out

What new eventcould they include

What type of uniformshould they wear

Where should the Olympicstake place

Name

Build IT Greek Structures

Name

What do you notice about many ancient Greek buildings Most of these buildings had columns carvings and marble steps Your job is to design a building using the materials

your teacher provides

Draw your Greek inspired building in this box

1 What type of building did you create

2 How does your building look Greek

3 Why do you think the United States used some Greek architecture ideas

Build IT Greek Structures

Name

The Greeks loved using columns on their buildings Create your own unique column Drawyour column in the box below after you decorate it

1 How did you decorate your column

2 What did you learn about columns

3 Name one building in the United States that has columns on the outside of it

Build IT

Materialspaper towel roll

Build IT

paper

scissors

crayons

3-2-1Ancient Greece

3 interesting facts I learned 2 new ideas I learned 1 new vocabulary word

Name

Created by Beckie L

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

Both

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

BothIt started in Athens Greece

The United States usesthis type of government

Citizens vote on issues This gives citizens more

control

Citizens vote on a person torepresent them they vote

on decisions

It all started in Athens Greece When this form started in

Greeceslaves and women could not vote

Typeof government

Doesnrsquot involvea King

Gives citizenssome power

Key

Answers will vary

Democracy Mrs Jones- Good morning everyone Today I wantus to vote on some important decisions today

Kayla (while looking at Courtney)- What do youthink shersquos talking about

Courtney- I have no idea Maybe our class earned an award since we were really good for the sub

yesterday

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- Well Before we begin if youwould like to vote on my ideas please move

to the right of the room (everyone moves to the right)

Mark- How many ideas will we vote on

Mrs Jones- Everyone will find out in a few minutes

(Everyone looks confused)

Mrs Jones- Right now our classroom is goingto represent a direct democracy

Readers Theater

Cast Mrs Jones

Kayla Courtney

MarkDavidSam

Courtney- I donrsquot know what that is

David- I donrsquot think anyone in this class does

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- A direct democracy is wherepeople choose their own leaders and

vote on different ideas Today most of youare going to vote but back in ancient

Greece times women and slaves could not vote

Kayla- So how was that fair I want to vote

Mrs Jones- Good question Kayla It reallywasnrsquot fair The Greeks wanted the people

to decide but not many people reallygot to since women and slaves could not

vote

Mark- So we get to be Greek today

Mrs Jones- Sure We can pretend right

Mrs Jones- Irsquom going to pass out a paper that has 20 questions on it I need you to answer all

of the questions (Start passing out paper and pencils)

David- ( raises his hand)

Mrs Jones- Do you have a question David

David- Yes what if I donrsquot know which one to pickfor question 4

Mrs Jones- Just pick one of them even if youarenrsquot too sure

Mark- This is so cool We get to vote on all ofthis stuff I feel so important

Courtney- I canrsquot believe women and slaves werenrsquot allowed to vote That seems so unfair

(Everyone keeps writing on the paper while Kayla and Courtney look around)

Mrs Jones- Ok I think everyone is done voting During the next activity we will represent a

representative democracy A representative democracy is what the United States uses

Sam- Does that have anything to do with a president

Mrs Jones- Yes it does Sam A representative democracy is where people vote for someone to represent them Then that representative votes

on those ideas

David- So basically we are votingfor a president and then the president and his

cabinet vote on laws Right

Mrs Jones- You got it Who wants to runfor president

Mark- Oh pick me pick me

Mrs Jones- Ok Mark who else

David- Presidents have too much stuff to do I donrsquot want to run I like my video games too

much

Kayla- Oh Irsquoll run

Mrs Jones- Great letrsquos start voting Irsquoll pass outpaper and I want you to write whether you want

Kayla or Mark to be our president

Sam- Can we vote for both of them

Mrs Jones- No sorry we can only have onepresident

Courtney- Can you tell us who won Mrs Jones

Mrs Jones- Sure let me count them (starts counting votes)

Mrs Jones- Although it was extremely close Mark is our new president

Kayla- Good job Mark- Irsquom glad you won

Mark- Thanks Kayla So now what do I do

Mrs Jones- Well Mark I have a current list of 50 potential ideas or laws you need to vote on

Mark- Wait I thought everyone got to vote

Mrs Jones- No earlier everyone was able tovote while we modeled the direct democracy Now we are in a representative democracy Remember- a representative democracy is

when you have a representative who makes somedecisions for the people

Mark- Oh man I forgot about that

(Mrs Jones hands Mark a long list of ideas)

Mark- Well I guess I better start reading all of these

(everyone starts lining up at the door)

Mark- Wait where are you guys going

Mrs Jones- Itrsquos recess time

Mark- Wait a minute I donrsquot have to stay inand really study these Right Irsquom done being

president

Mrs Jones (laughing)- Ok Crsquomon Mark

David- Wow that was a quick term

Review Bingo1 Get a blank bingo card

2 Use the word bank below and fill in your card -Athens Greece

- Europe- citizen

- Olympics- Parthenon

- leader- community

- Supreme Courtbuilding

- columns- marble

- carvings- influence

- direct democracy- representative

democracy- ancient- modern

- Atenians- lottery

- jury- architecture

- Italy- Mediterranean

Sea- Greek

-democracy

Review Bingo

Terms I Donrsquot Know

B1B2B3B4B5

I1I2I3I4I5

N1N2N4N5

G1G2G3G4G5

O1O2O3

O4O5

Cut these out and use while playing bingo

12

3

4

5

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Red- Long staircasesBlack- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Yellow- TrueRed- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name

Answer the questions below and color in the ring basedon the correct response

12

3

45

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Blue- Long staircasesRed- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Red- TrueYellow- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name Key

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 ____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

LawIt all started in Athens Greece Was it fair

Created by Beckie L

The Greeks didnrsquot want a king to rule their city so they created a different type of

government This government was called a democracy A democracy is where people

choose their own leaders

People that lived in Greece would vote for their favorite leader to represent them Athenians wanted their leader to listen to their ideas If

they felt like they werenrsquot being listened to they would not vote for that leader again

1

2

Only men could vote Women and slaves were not allowed to vote on a

leader

People in Athens Greece also used a lottery system A lottery is where people are randomly

selected Think about a bingo game The bingo numbers are chosen randomly which is how a

lottery works too Except they wouldnrsquot use the fancy bingo numbers

Athenians used a lottery when deciding on the jury A jury is a group of people who attend a

court case and decide if someone is guilty of a crime

Direct DemocracyGreece

Created by Beckie L

We have a different type of democracy in our country In a representative

democracy we are able to vote for a leader and then they make the big decisions for us Imagine everyone

trying to vote on a decision that would take a long time

United States

Representative Democracy

Greece wanted citizens to vote on ideas and issues Not everyone could vote

though Slaves and women were not allowed to vote

Many people had the opportunity to run for an office position but only a few amount of men could vote Even though Greece said they wanted everyone

to vote ultimately only some people were really

able to vote

Paper Plate Greece

1 Cut out the map2 Glue the map

down on the plate3 Color the map

and label the oceans

1 Cut out the map2 Glue the map

down on the plate3 Label the map

4 Label the oceans5 Color the map

Paper Plate Greece

Olympics

Have you ever watched the Olympic games The Olympics take place every four years Countries from all over the world gather together to compete in different type of events The Olympics hasnrsquot always been this way In fact when the Olympics first started around

2700 years ago they were very different

Then amp Now

When the Olympics first started in Greece only Greek men could compete During this time there were not many events The very first competition just included running events

but a few years later the Greeks decided to add some other events The Olympics continued to grow and more people enjoyed watching them

Today when you watch the Olympics you will notice that many people receive medals When the Olympics first started there was only one winner This winner would receive a crown of olive leaves This was similar to a medal or trophy that our athletes win today

There are many more events in the Olympics today Some popular summer Olympic events include swimming soccer running volleyball and wrestling Some popular winter events

include speed skating bob sledding and hockey

Name

Olympics

Use what you just read to complete a venn diagram about the Olympics

Then amp Now Name

Ancient Olympics Modern Olympics

Same

1 Where was the first Olympics held

2 What type of award was given during the early Olympics

3 How many years ago were the first Olympic games

Ancient

Who What

When Where

Why

Name

Created by Beckie L

Olympics

Letrsquos Plan The Olympics committee is planning for the next big Game Yoursquove been chosen to help

make some changes In the boxes below read the topic then draw and write about your ideas

What type of awardsshould they give out

What new eventcould they include

What type of uniformshould they wear

Where should the Olympicstake place

Name

Build IT Greek Structures

Name

What do you notice about many ancient Greek buildings Most of these buildings had columns carvings and marble steps Your job is to design a building using the materials

your teacher provides

Draw your Greek inspired building in this box

1 What type of building did you create

2 How does your building look Greek

3 Why do you think the United States used some Greek architecture ideas

Build IT Greek Structures

Name

The Greeks loved using columns on their buildings Create your own unique column Drawyour column in the box below after you decorate it

1 How did you decorate your column

2 What did you learn about columns

3 Name one building in the United States that has columns on the outside of it

Build IT

Materialspaper towel roll

Build IT

paper

scissors

crayons

3-2-1Ancient Greece

3 interesting facts I learned 2 new ideas I learned 1 new vocabulary word

Name

Created by Beckie L

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

Both

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

BothIt started in Athens Greece

The United States usesthis type of government

Citizens vote on issues This gives citizens more

control

Citizens vote on a person torepresent them they vote

on decisions

It all started in Athens Greece When this form started in

Greeceslaves and women could not vote

Typeof government

Doesnrsquot involvea King

Gives citizenssome power

Key

Answers will vary

Democracy Mrs Jones- Good morning everyone Today I wantus to vote on some important decisions today

Kayla (while looking at Courtney)- What do youthink shersquos talking about

Courtney- I have no idea Maybe our class earned an award since we were really good for the sub

yesterday

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- Well Before we begin if youwould like to vote on my ideas please move

to the right of the room (everyone moves to the right)

Mark- How many ideas will we vote on

Mrs Jones- Everyone will find out in a few minutes

(Everyone looks confused)

Mrs Jones- Right now our classroom is goingto represent a direct democracy

Readers Theater

Cast Mrs Jones

Kayla Courtney

MarkDavidSam

Courtney- I donrsquot know what that is

David- I donrsquot think anyone in this class does

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- A direct democracy is wherepeople choose their own leaders and

vote on different ideas Today most of youare going to vote but back in ancient

Greece times women and slaves could not vote

Kayla- So how was that fair I want to vote

Mrs Jones- Good question Kayla It reallywasnrsquot fair The Greeks wanted the people

to decide but not many people reallygot to since women and slaves could not

vote

Mark- So we get to be Greek today

Mrs Jones- Sure We can pretend right

Mrs Jones- Irsquom going to pass out a paper that has 20 questions on it I need you to answer all

of the questions (Start passing out paper and pencils)

David- ( raises his hand)

Mrs Jones- Do you have a question David

David- Yes what if I donrsquot know which one to pickfor question 4

Mrs Jones- Just pick one of them even if youarenrsquot too sure

Mark- This is so cool We get to vote on all ofthis stuff I feel so important

Courtney- I canrsquot believe women and slaves werenrsquot allowed to vote That seems so unfair

(Everyone keeps writing on the paper while Kayla and Courtney look around)

Mrs Jones- Ok I think everyone is done voting During the next activity we will represent a

representative democracy A representative democracy is what the United States uses

Sam- Does that have anything to do with a president

Mrs Jones- Yes it does Sam A representative democracy is where people vote for someone to represent them Then that representative votes

on those ideas

David- So basically we are votingfor a president and then the president and his

cabinet vote on laws Right

Mrs Jones- You got it Who wants to runfor president

Mark- Oh pick me pick me

Mrs Jones- Ok Mark who else

David- Presidents have too much stuff to do I donrsquot want to run I like my video games too

much

Kayla- Oh Irsquoll run

Mrs Jones- Great letrsquos start voting Irsquoll pass outpaper and I want you to write whether you want

Kayla or Mark to be our president

Sam- Can we vote for both of them

Mrs Jones- No sorry we can only have onepresident

Courtney- Can you tell us who won Mrs Jones

Mrs Jones- Sure let me count them (starts counting votes)

Mrs Jones- Although it was extremely close Mark is our new president

Kayla- Good job Mark- Irsquom glad you won

Mark- Thanks Kayla So now what do I do

Mrs Jones- Well Mark I have a current list of 50 potential ideas or laws you need to vote on

Mark- Wait I thought everyone got to vote

Mrs Jones- No earlier everyone was able tovote while we modeled the direct democracy Now we are in a representative democracy Remember- a representative democracy is

when you have a representative who makes somedecisions for the people

Mark- Oh man I forgot about that

(Mrs Jones hands Mark a long list of ideas)

Mark- Well I guess I better start reading all of these

(everyone starts lining up at the door)

Mark- Wait where are you guys going

Mrs Jones- Itrsquos recess time

Mark- Wait a minute I donrsquot have to stay inand really study these Right Irsquom done being

president

Mrs Jones (laughing)- Ok Crsquomon Mark

David- Wow that was a quick term

Review Bingo1 Get a blank bingo card

2 Use the word bank below and fill in your card -Athens Greece

- Europe- citizen

- Olympics- Parthenon

- leader- community

- Supreme Courtbuilding

- columns- marble

- carvings- influence

- direct democracy- representative

democracy- ancient- modern

- Atenians- lottery

- jury- architecture

- Italy- Mediterranean

Sea- Greek

-democracy

Review Bingo

Terms I Donrsquot Know

B1B2B3B4B5

I1I2I3I4I5

N1N2N4N5

G1G2G3G4G5

O1O2O3

O4O5

Cut these out and use while playing bingo

12

3

4

5

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Red- Long staircasesBlack- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Yellow- TrueRed- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name

Answer the questions below and color in the ring basedon the correct response

12

3

45

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Blue- Long staircasesRed- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Red- TrueYellow- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name Key

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 ____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

Direct DemocracyGreece

Created by Beckie L

We have a different type of democracy in our country In a representative

democracy we are able to vote for a leader and then they make the big decisions for us Imagine everyone

trying to vote on a decision that would take a long time

United States

Representative Democracy

Greece wanted citizens to vote on ideas and issues Not everyone could vote

though Slaves and women were not allowed to vote

Many people had the opportunity to run for an office position but only a few amount of men could vote Even though Greece said they wanted everyone

to vote ultimately only some people were really

able to vote

Paper Plate Greece

1 Cut out the map2 Glue the map

down on the plate3 Color the map

and label the oceans

1 Cut out the map2 Glue the map

down on the plate3 Label the map

4 Label the oceans5 Color the map

Paper Plate Greece

Olympics

Have you ever watched the Olympic games The Olympics take place every four years Countries from all over the world gather together to compete in different type of events The Olympics hasnrsquot always been this way In fact when the Olympics first started around

2700 years ago they were very different

Then amp Now

When the Olympics first started in Greece only Greek men could compete During this time there were not many events The very first competition just included running events

but a few years later the Greeks decided to add some other events The Olympics continued to grow and more people enjoyed watching them

Today when you watch the Olympics you will notice that many people receive medals When the Olympics first started there was only one winner This winner would receive a crown of olive leaves This was similar to a medal or trophy that our athletes win today

There are many more events in the Olympics today Some popular summer Olympic events include swimming soccer running volleyball and wrestling Some popular winter events

include speed skating bob sledding and hockey

Name

Olympics

Use what you just read to complete a venn diagram about the Olympics

Then amp Now Name

Ancient Olympics Modern Olympics

Same

1 Where was the first Olympics held

2 What type of award was given during the early Olympics

3 How many years ago were the first Olympic games

Ancient

Who What

When Where

Why

Name

Created by Beckie L

Olympics

Letrsquos Plan The Olympics committee is planning for the next big Game Yoursquove been chosen to help

make some changes In the boxes below read the topic then draw and write about your ideas

What type of awardsshould they give out

What new eventcould they include

What type of uniformshould they wear

Where should the Olympicstake place

Name

Build IT Greek Structures

Name

What do you notice about many ancient Greek buildings Most of these buildings had columns carvings and marble steps Your job is to design a building using the materials

your teacher provides

Draw your Greek inspired building in this box

1 What type of building did you create

2 How does your building look Greek

3 Why do you think the United States used some Greek architecture ideas

Build IT Greek Structures

Name

The Greeks loved using columns on their buildings Create your own unique column Drawyour column in the box below after you decorate it

1 How did you decorate your column

2 What did you learn about columns

3 Name one building in the United States that has columns on the outside of it

Build IT

Materialspaper towel roll

Build IT

paper

scissors

crayons

3-2-1Ancient Greece

3 interesting facts I learned 2 new ideas I learned 1 new vocabulary word

Name

Created by Beckie L

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

Both

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

BothIt started in Athens Greece

The United States usesthis type of government

Citizens vote on issues This gives citizens more

control

Citizens vote on a person torepresent them they vote

on decisions

It all started in Athens Greece When this form started in

Greeceslaves and women could not vote

Typeof government

Doesnrsquot involvea King

Gives citizenssome power

Key

Answers will vary

Democracy Mrs Jones- Good morning everyone Today I wantus to vote on some important decisions today

Kayla (while looking at Courtney)- What do youthink shersquos talking about

Courtney- I have no idea Maybe our class earned an award since we were really good for the sub

yesterday

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- Well Before we begin if youwould like to vote on my ideas please move

to the right of the room (everyone moves to the right)

Mark- How many ideas will we vote on

Mrs Jones- Everyone will find out in a few minutes

(Everyone looks confused)

Mrs Jones- Right now our classroom is goingto represent a direct democracy

Readers Theater

Cast Mrs Jones

Kayla Courtney

MarkDavidSam

Courtney- I donrsquot know what that is

David- I donrsquot think anyone in this class does

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- A direct democracy is wherepeople choose their own leaders and

vote on different ideas Today most of youare going to vote but back in ancient

Greece times women and slaves could not vote

Kayla- So how was that fair I want to vote

Mrs Jones- Good question Kayla It reallywasnrsquot fair The Greeks wanted the people

to decide but not many people reallygot to since women and slaves could not

vote

Mark- So we get to be Greek today

Mrs Jones- Sure We can pretend right

Mrs Jones- Irsquom going to pass out a paper that has 20 questions on it I need you to answer all

of the questions (Start passing out paper and pencils)

David- ( raises his hand)

Mrs Jones- Do you have a question David

David- Yes what if I donrsquot know which one to pickfor question 4

Mrs Jones- Just pick one of them even if youarenrsquot too sure

Mark- This is so cool We get to vote on all ofthis stuff I feel so important

Courtney- I canrsquot believe women and slaves werenrsquot allowed to vote That seems so unfair

(Everyone keeps writing on the paper while Kayla and Courtney look around)

Mrs Jones- Ok I think everyone is done voting During the next activity we will represent a

representative democracy A representative democracy is what the United States uses

Sam- Does that have anything to do with a president

Mrs Jones- Yes it does Sam A representative democracy is where people vote for someone to represent them Then that representative votes

on those ideas

David- So basically we are votingfor a president and then the president and his

cabinet vote on laws Right

Mrs Jones- You got it Who wants to runfor president

Mark- Oh pick me pick me

Mrs Jones- Ok Mark who else

David- Presidents have too much stuff to do I donrsquot want to run I like my video games too

much

Kayla- Oh Irsquoll run

Mrs Jones- Great letrsquos start voting Irsquoll pass outpaper and I want you to write whether you want

Kayla or Mark to be our president

Sam- Can we vote for both of them

Mrs Jones- No sorry we can only have onepresident

Courtney- Can you tell us who won Mrs Jones

Mrs Jones- Sure let me count them (starts counting votes)

Mrs Jones- Although it was extremely close Mark is our new president

Kayla- Good job Mark- Irsquom glad you won

Mark- Thanks Kayla So now what do I do

Mrs Jones- Well Mark I have a current list of 50 potential ideas or laws you need to vote on

Mark- Wait I thought everyone got to vote

Mrs Jones- No earlier everyone was able tovote while we modeled the direct democracy Now we are in a representative democracy Remember- a representative democracy is

when you have a representative who makes somedecisions for the people

Mark- Oh man I forgot about that

(Mrs Jones hands Mark a long list of ideas)

Mark- Well I guess I better start reading all of these

(everyone starts lining up at the door)

Mark- Wait where are you guys going

Mrs Jones- Itrsquos recess time

Mark- Wait a minute I donrsquot have to stay inand really study these Right Irsquom done being

president

Mrs Jones (laughing)- Ok Crsquomon Mark

David- Wow that was a quick term

Review Bingo1 Get a blank bingo card

2 Use the word bank below and fill in your card -Athens Greece

- Europe- citizen

- Olympics- Parthenon

- leader- community

- Supreme Courtbuilding

- columns- marble

- carvings- influence

- direct democracy- representative

democracy- ancient- modern

- Atenians- lottery

- jury- architecture

- Italy- Mediterranean

Sea- Greek

-democracy

Review Bingo

Terms I Donrsquot Know

B1B2B3B4B5

I1I2I3I4I5

N1N2N4N5

G1G2G3G4G5

O1O2O3

O4O5

Cut these out and use while playing bingo

12

3

4

5

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Red- Long staircasesBlack- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Yellow- TrueRed- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name

Answer the questions below and color in the ring basedon the correct response

12

3

45

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Blue- Long staircasesRed- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Red- TrueYellow- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name Key

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 ____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

Paper Plate Greece

1 Cut out the map2 Glue the map

down on the plate3 Color the map

and label the oceans

1 Cut out the map2 Glue the map

down on the plate3 Label the map

4 Label the oceans5 Color the map

Paper Plate Greece

Olympics

Have you ever watched the Olympic games The Olympics take place every four years Countries from all over the world gather together to compete in different type of events The Olympics hasnrsquot always been this way In fact when the Olympics first started around

2700 years ago they were very different

Then amp Now

When the Olympics first started in Greece only Greek men could compete During this time there were not many events The very first competition just included running events

but a few years later the Greeks decided to add some other events The Olympics continued to grow and more people enjoyed watching them

Today when you watch the Olympics you will notice that many people receive medals When the Olympics first started there was only one winner This winner would receive a crown of olive leaves This was similar to a medal or trophy that our athletes win today

There are many more events in the Olympics today Some popular summer Olympic events include swimming soccer running volleyball and wrestling Some popular winter events

include speed skating bob sledding and hockey

Name

Olympics

Use what you just read to complete a venn diagram about the Olympics

Then amp Now Name

Ancient Olympics Modern Olympics

Same

1 Where was the first Olympics held

2 What type of award was given during the early Olympics

3 How many years ago were the first Olympic games

Ancient

Who What

When Where

Why

Name

Created by Beckie L

Olympics

Letrsquos Plan The Olympics committee is planning for the next big Game Yoursquove been chosen to help

make some changes In the boxes below read the topic then draw and write about your ideas

What type of awardsshould they give out

What new eventcould they include

What type of uniformshould they wear

Where should the Olympicstake place

Name

Build IT Greek Structures

Name

What do you notice about many ancient Greek buildings Most of these buildings had columns carvings and marble steps Your job is to design a building using the materials

your teacher provides

Draw your Greek inspired building in this box

1 What type of building did you create

2 How does your building look Greek

3 Why do you think the United States used some Greek architecture ideas

Build IT Greek Structures

Name

The Greeks loved using columns on their buildings Create your own unique column Drawyour column in the box below after you decorate it

1 How did you decorate your column

2 What did you learn about columns

3 Name one building in the United States that has columns on the outside of it

Build IT

Materialspaper towel roll

Build IT

paper

scissors

crayons

3-2-1Ancient Greece

3 interesting facts I learned 2 new ideas I learned 1 new vocabulary word

Name

Created by Beckie L

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

Both

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

BothIt started in Athens Greece

The United States usesthis type of government

Citizens vote on issues This gives citizens more

control

Citizens vote on a person torepresent them they vote

on decisions

It all started in Athens Greece When this form started in

Greeceslaves and women could not vote

Typeof government

Doesnrsquot involvea King

Gives citizenssome power

Key

Answers will vary

Democracy Mrs Jones- Good morning everyone Today I wantus to vote on some important decisions today

Kayla (while looking at Courtney)- What do youthink shersquos talking about

Courtney- I have no idea Maybe our class earned an award since we were really good for the sub

yesterday

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- Well Before we begin if youwould like to vote on my ideas please move

to the right of the room (everyone moves to the right)

Mark- How many ideas will we vote on

Mrs Jones- Everyone will find out in a few minutes

(Everyone looks confused)

Mrs Jones- Right now our classroom is goingto represent a direct democracy

Readers Theater

Cast Mrs Jones

Kayla Courtney

MarkDavidSam

Courtney- I donrsquot know what that is

David- I donrsquot think anyone in this class does

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- A direct democracy is wherepeople choose their own leaders and

vote on different ideas Today most of youare going to vote but back in ancient

Greece times women and slaves could not vote

Kayla- So how was that fair I want to vote

Mrs Jones- Good question Kayla It reallywasnrsquot fair The Greeks wanted the people

to decide but not many people reallygot to since women and slaves could not

vote

Mark- So we get to be Greek today

Mrs Jones- Sure We can pretend right

Mrs Jones- Irsquom going to pass out a paper that has 20 questions on it I need you to answer all

of the questions (Start passing out paper and pencils)

David- ( raises his hand)

Mrs Jones- Do you have a question David

David- Yes what if I donrsquot know which one to pickfor question 4

Mrs Jones- Just pick one of them even if youarenrsquot too sure

Mark- This is so cool We get to vote on all ofthis stuff I feel so important

Courtney- I canrsquot believe women and slaves werenrsquot allowed to vote That seems so unfair

(Everyone keeps writing on the paper while Kayla and Courtney look around)

Mrs Jones- Ok I think everyone is done voting During the next activity we will represent a

representative democracy A representative democracy is what the United States uses

Sam- Does that have anything to do with a president

Mrs Jones- Yes it does Sam A representative democracy is where people vote for someone to represent them Then that representative votes

on those ideas

David- So basically we are votingfor a president and then the president and his

cabinet vote on laws Right

Mrs Jones- You got it Who wants to runfor president

Mark- Oh pick me pick me

Mrs Jones- Ok Mark who else

David- Presidents have too much stuff to do I donrsquot want to run I like my video games too

much

Kayla- Oh Irsquoll run

Mrs Jones- Great letrsquos start voting Irsquoll pass outpaper and I want you to write whether you want

Kayla or Mark to be our president

Sam- Can we vote for both of them

Mrs Jones- No sorry we can only have onepresident

Courtney- Can you tell us who won Mrs Jones

Mrs Jones- Sure let me count them (starts counting votes)

Mrs Jones- Although it was extremely close Mark is our new president

Kayla- Good job Mark- Irsquom glad you won

Mark- Thanks Kayla So now what do I do

Mrs Jones- Well Mark I have a current list of 50 potential ideas or laws you need to vote on

Mark- Wait I thought everyone got to vote

Mrs Jones- No earlier everyone was able tovote while we modeled the direct democracy Now we are in a representative democracy Remember- a representative democracy is

when you have a representative who makes somedecisions for the people

Mark- Oh man I forgot about that

(Mrs Jones hands Mark a long list of ideas)

Mark- Well I guess I better start reading all of these

(everyone starts lining up at the door)

Mark- Wait where are you guys going

Mrs Jones- Itrsquos recess time

Mark- Wait a minute I donrsquot have to stay inand really study these Right Irsquom done being

president

Mrs Jones (laughing)- Ok Crsquomon Mark

David- Wow that was a quick term

Review Bingo1 Get a blank bingo card

2 Use the word bank below and fill in your card -Athens Greece

- Europe- citizen

- Olympics- Parthenon

- leader- community

- Supreme Courtbuilding

- columns- marble

- carvings- influence

- direct democracy- representative

democracy- ancient- modern

- Atenians- lottery

- jury- architecture

- Italy- Mediterranean

Sea- Greek

-democracy

Review Bingo

Terms I Donrsquot Know

B1B2B3B4B5

I1I2I3I4I5

N1N2N4N5

G1G2G3G4G5

O1O2O3

O4O5

Cut these out and use while playing bingo

12

3

4

5

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Red- Long staircasesBlack- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Yellow- TrueRed- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name

Answer the questions below and color in the ring basedon the correct response

12

3

45

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Blue- Long staircasesRed- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Red- TrueYellow- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name Key

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 ____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

1 Cut out the map2 Glue the map

down on the plate3 Label the map

4 Label the oceans5 Color the map

Paper Plate Greece

Olympics

Have you ever watched the Olympic games The Olympics take place every four years Countries from all over the world gather together to compete in different type of events The Olympics hasnrsquot always been this way In fact when the Olympics first started around

2700 years ago they were very different

Then amp Now

When the Olympics first started in Greece only Greek men could compete During this time there were not many events The very first competition just included running events

but a few years later the Greeks decided to add some other events The Olympics continued to grow and more people enjoyed watching them

Today when you watch the Olympics you will notice that many people receive medals When the Olympics first started there was only one winner This winner would receive a crown of olive leaves This was similar to a medal or trophy that our athletes win today

There are many more events in the Olympics today Some popular summer Olympic events include swimming soccer running volleyball and wrestling Some popular winter events

include speed skating bob sledding and hockey

Name

Olympics

Use what you just read to complete a venn diagram about the Olympics

Then amp Now Name

Ancient Olympics Modern Olympics

Same

1 Where was the first Olympics held

2 What type of award was given during the early Olympics

3 How many years ago were the first Olympic games

Ancient

Who What

When Where

Why

Name

Created by Beckie L

Olympics

Letrsquos Plan The Olympics committee is planning for the next big Game Yoursquove been chosen to help

make some changes In the boxes below read the topic then draw and write about your ideas

What type of awardsshould they give out

What new eventcould they include

What type of uniformshould they wear

Where should the Olympicstake place

Name

Build IT Greek Structures

Name

What do you notice about many ancient Greek buildings Most of these buildings had columns carvings and marble steps Your job is to design a building using the materials

your teacher provides

Draw your Greek inspired building in this box

1 What type of building did you create

2 How does your building look Greek

3 Why do you think the United States used some Greek architecture ideas

Build IT Greek Structures

Name

The Greeks loved using columns on their buildings Create your own unique column Drawyour column in the box below after you decorate it

1 How did you decorate your column

2 What did you learn about columns

3 Name one building in the United States that has columns on the outside of it

Build IT

Materialspaper towel roll

Build IT

paper

scissors

crayons

3-2-1Ancient Greece

3 interesting facts I learned 2 new ideas I learned 1 new vocabulary word

Name

Created by Beckie L

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

Both

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

BothIt started in Athens Greece

The United States usesthis type of government

Citizens vote on issues This gives citizens more

control

Citizens vote on a person torepresent them they vote

on decisions

It all started in Athens Greece When this form started in

Greeceslaves and women could not vote

Typeof government

Doesnrsquot involvea King

Gives citizenssome power

Key

Answers will vary

Democracy Mrs Jones- Good morning everyone Today I wantus to vote on some important decisions today

Kayla (while looking at Courtney)- What do youthink shersquos talking about

Courtney- I have no idea Maybe our class earned an award since we were really good for the sub

yesterday

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- Well Before we begin if youwould like to vote on my ideas please move

to the right of the room (everyone moves to the right)

Mark- How many ideas will we vote on

Mrs Jones- Everyone will find out in a few minutes

(Everyone looks confused)

Mrs Jones- Right now our classroom is goingto represent a direct democracy

Readers Theater

Cast Mrs Jones

Kayla Courtney

MarkDavidSam

Courtney- I donrsquot know what that is

David- I donrsquot think anyone in this class does

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- A direct democracy is wherepeople choose their own leaders and

vote on different ideas Today most of youare going to vote but back in ancient

Greece times women and slaves could not vote

Kayla- So how was that fair I want to vote

Mrs Jones- Good question Kayla It reallywasnrsquot fair The Greeks wanted the people

to decide but not many people reallygot to since women and slaves could not

vote

Mark- So we get to be Greek today

Mrs Jones- Sure We can pretend right

Mrs Jones- Irsquom going to pass out a paper that has 20 questions on it I need you to answer all

of the questions (Start passing out paper and pencils)

David- ( raises his hand)

Mrs Jones- Do you have a question David

David- Yes what if I donrsquot know which one to pickfor question 4

Mrs Jones- Just pick one of them even if youarenrsquot too sure

Mark- This is so cool We get to vote on all ofthis stuff I feel so important

Courtney- I canrsquot believe women and slaves werenrsquot allowed to vote That seems so unfair

(Everyone keeps writing on the paper while Kayla and Courtney look around)

Mrs Jones- Ok I think everyone is done voting During the next activity we will represent a

representative democracy A representative democracy is what the United States uses

Sam- Does that have anything to do with a president

Mrs Jones- Yes it does Sam A representative democracy is where people vote for someone to represent them Then that representative votes

on those ideas

David- So basically we are votingfor a president and then the president and his

cabinet vote on laws Right

Mrs Jones- You got it Who wants to runfor president

Mark- Oh pick me pick me

Mrs Jones- Ok Mark who else

David- Presidents have too much stuff to do I donrsquot want to run I like my video games too

much

Kayla- Oh Irsquoll run

Mrs Jones- Great letrsquos start voting Irsquoll pass outpaper and I want you to write whether you want

Kayla or Mark to be our president

Sam- Can we vote for both of them

Mrs Jones- No sorry we can only have onepresident

Courtney- Can you tell us who won Mrs Jones

Mrs Jones- Sure let me count them (starts counting votes)

Mrs Jones- Although it was extremely close Mark is our new president

Kayla- Good job Mark- Irsquom glad you won

Mark- Thanks Kayla So now what do I do

Mrs Jones- Well Mark I have a current list of 50 potential ideas or laws you need to vote on

Mark- Wait I thought everyone got to vote

Mrs Jones- No earlier everyone was able tovote while we modeled the direct democracy Now we are in a representative democracy Remember- a representative democracy is

when you have a representative who makes somedecisions for the people

Mark- Oh man I forgot about that

(Mrs Jones hands Mark a long list of ideas)

Mark- Well I guess I better start reading all of these

(everyone starts lining up at the door)

Mark- Wait where are you guys going

Mrs Jones- Itrsquos recess time

Mark- Wait a minute I donrsquot have to stay inand really study these Right Irsquom done being

president

Mrs Jones (laughing)- Ok Crsquomon Mark

David- Wow that was a quick term

Review Bingo1 Get a blank bingo card

2 Use the word bank below and fill in your card -Athens Greece

- Europe- citizen

- Olympics- Parthenon

- leader- community

- Supreme Courtbuilding

- columns- marble

- carvings- influence

- direct democracy- representative

democracy- ancient- modern

- Atenians- lottery

- jury- architecture

- Italy- Mediterranean

Sea- Greek

-democracy

Review Bingo

Terms I Donrsquot Know

B1B2B3B4B5

I1I2I3I4I5

N1N2N4N5

G1G2G3G4G5

O1O2O3

O4O5

Cut these out and use while playing bingo

12

3

4

5

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Red- Long staircasesBlack- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Yellow- TrueRed- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name

Answer the questions below and color in the ring basedon the correct response

12

3

45

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Blue- Long staircasesRed- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Red- TrueYellow- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name Key

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 ____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

Olympics

Have you ever watched the Olympic games The Olympics take place every four years Countries from all over the world gather together to compete in different type of events The Olympics hasnrsquot always been this way In fact when the Olympics first started around

2700 years ago they were very different

Then amp Now

When the Olympics first started in Greece only Greek men could compete During this time there were not many events The very first competition just included running events

but a few years later the Greeks decided to add some other events The Olympics continued to grow and more people enjoyed watching them

Today when you watch the Olympics you will notice that many people receive medals When the Olympics first started there was only one winner This winner would receive a crown of olive leaves This was similar to a medal or trophy that our athletes win today

There are many more events in the Olympics today Some popular summer Olympic events include swimming soccer running volleyball and wrestling Some popular winter events

include speed skating bob sledding and hockey

Name

Olympics

Use what you just read to complete a venn diagram about the Olympics

Then amp Now Name

Ancient Olympics Modern Olympics

Same

1 Where was the first Olympics held

2 What type of award was given during the early Olympics

3 How many years ago were the first Olympic games

Ancient

Who What

When Where

Why

Name

Created by Beckie L

Olympics

Letrsquos Plan The Olympics committee is planning for the next big Game Yoursquove been chosen to help

make some changes In the boxes below read the topic then draw and write about your ideas

What type of awardsshould they give out

What new eventcould they include

What type of uniformshould they wear

Where should the Olympicstake place

Name

Build IT Greek Structures

Name

What do you notice about many ancient Greek buildings Most of these buildings had columns carvings and marble steps Your job is to design a building using the materials

your teacher provides

Draw your Greek inspired building in this box

1 What type of building did you create

2 How does your building look Greek

3 Why do you think the United States used some Greek architecture ideas

Build IT Greek Structures

Name

The Greeks loved using columns on their buildings Create your own unique column Drawyour column in the box below after you decorate it

1 How did you decorate your column

2 What did you learn about columns

3 Name one building in the United States that has columns on the outside of it

Build IT

Materialspaper towel roll

Build IT

paper

scissors

crayons

3-2-1Ancient Greece

3 interesting facts I learned 2 new ideas I learned 1 new vocabulary word

Name

Created by Beckie L

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

Both

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

BothIt started in Athens Greece

The United States usesthis type of government

Citizens vote on issues This gives citizens more

control

Citizens vote on a person torepresent them they vote

on decisions

It all started in Athens Greece When this form started in

Greeceslaves and women could not vote

Typeof government

Doesnrsquot involvea King

Gives citizenssome power

Key

Answers will vary

Democracy Mrs Jones- Good morning everyone Today I wantus to vote on some important decisions today

Kayla (while looking at Courtney)- What do youthink shersquos talking about

Courtney- I have no idea Maybe our class earned an award since we were really good for the sub

yesterday

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- Well Before we begin if youwould like to vote on my ideas please move

to the right of the room (everyone moves to the right)

Mark- How many ideas will we vote on

Mrs Jones- Everyone will find out in a few minutes

(Everyone looks confused)

Mrs Jones- Right now our classroom is goingto represent a direct democracy

Readers Theater

Cast Mrs Jones

Kayla Courtney

MarkDavidSam

Courtney- I donrsquot know what that is

David- I donrsquot think anyone in this class does

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- A direct democracy is wherepeople choose their own leaders and

vote on different ideas Today most of youare going to vote but back in ancient

Greece times women and slaves could not vote

Kayla- So how was that fair I want to vote

Mrs Jones- Good question Kayla It reallywasnrsquot fair The Greeks wanted the people

to decide but not many people reallygot to since women and slaves could not

vote

Mark- So we get to be Greek today

Mrs Jones- Sure We can pretend right

Mrs Jones- Irsquom going to pass out a paper that has 20 questions on it I need you to answer all

of the questions (Start passing out paper and pencils)

David- ( raises his hand)

Mrs Jones- Do you have a question David

David- Yes what if I donrsquot know which one to pickfor question 4

Mrs Jones- Just pick one of them even if youarenrsquot too sure

Mark- This is so cool We get to vote on all ofthis stuff I feel so important

Courtney- I canrsquot believe women and slaves werenrsquot allowed to vote That seems so unfair

(Everyone keeps writing on the paper while Kayla and Courtney look around)

Mrs Jones- Ok I think everyone is done voting During the next activity we will represent a

representative democracy A representative democracy is what the United States uses

Sam- Does that have anything to do with a president

Mrs Jones- Yes it does Sam A representative democracy is where people vote for someone to represent them Then that representative votes

on those ideas

David- So basically we are votingfor a president and then the president and his

cabinet vote on laws Right

Mrs Jones- You got it Who wants to runfor president

Mark- Oh pick me pick me

Mrs Jones- Ok Mark who else

David- Presidents have too much stuff to do I donrsquot want to run I like my video games too

much

Kayla- Oh Irsquoll run

Mrs Jones- Great letrsquos start voting Irsquoll pass outpaper and I want you to write whether you want

Kayla or Mark to be our president

Sam- Can we vote for both of them

Mrs Jones- No sorry we can only have onepresident

Courtney- Can you tell us who won Mrs Jones

Mrs Jones- Sure let me count them (starts counting votes)

Mrs Jones- Although it was extremely close Mark is our new president

Kayla- Good job Mark- Irsquom glad you won

Mark- Thanks Kayla So now what do I do

Mrs Jones- Well Mark I have a current list of 50 potential ideas or laws you need to vote on

Mark- Wait I thought everyone got to vote

Mrs Jones- No earlier everyone was able tovote while we modeled the direct democracy Now we are in a representative democracy Remember- a representative democracy is

when you have a representative who makes somedecisions for the people

Mark- Oh man I forgot about that

(Mrs Jones hands Mark a long list of ideas)

Mark- Well I guess I better start reading all of these

(everyone starts lining up at the door)

Mark- Wait where are you guys going

Mrs Jones- Itrsquos recess time

Mark- Wait a minute I donrsquot have to stay inand really study these Right Irsquom done being

president

Mrs Jones (laughing)- Ok Crsquomon Mark

David- Wow that was a quick term

Review Bingo1 Get a blank bingo card

2 Use the word bank below and fill in your card -Athens Greece

- Europe- citizen

- Olympics- Parthenon

- leader- community

- Supreme Courtbuilding

- columns- marble

- carvings- influence

- direct democracy- representative

democracy- ancient- modern

- Atenians- lottery

- jury- architecture

- Italy- Mediterranean

Sea- Greek

-democracy

Review Bingo

Terms I Donrsquot Know

B1B2B3B4B5

I1I2I3I4I5

N1N2N4N5

G1G2G3G4G5

O1O2O3

O4O5

Cut these out and use while playing bingo

12

3

4

5

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Red- Long staircasesBlack- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Yellow- TrueRed- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name

Answer the questions below and color in the ring basedon the correct response

12

3

45

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Blue- Long staircasesRed- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Red- TrueYellow- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name Key

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 ____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

Olympics

Use what you just read to complete a venn diagram about the Olympics

Then amp Now Name

Ancient Olympics Modern Olympics

Same

1 Where was the first Olympics held

2 What type of award was given during the early Olympics

3 How many years ago were the first Olympic games

Ancient

Who What

When Where

Why

Name

Created by Beckie L

Olympics

Letrsquos Plan The Olympics committee is planning for the next big Game Yoursquove been chosen to help

make some changes In the boxes below read the topic then draw and write about your ideas

What type of awardsshould they give out

What new eventcould they include

What type of uniformshould they wear

Where should the Olympicstake place

Name

Build IT Greek Structures

Name

What do you notice about many ancient Greek buildings Most of these buildings had columns carvings and marble steps Your job is to design a building using the materials

your teacher provides

Draw your Greek inspired building in this box

1 What type of building did you create

2 How does your building look Greek

3 Why do you think the United States used some Greek architecture ideas

Build IT Greek Structures

Name

The Greeks loved using columns on their buildings Create your own unique column Drawyour column in the box below after you decorate it

1 How did you decorate your column

2 What did you learn about columns

3 Name one building in the United States that has columns on the outside of it

Build IT

Materialspaper towel roll

Build IT

paper

scissors

crayons

3-2-1Ancient Greece

3 interesting facts I learned 2 new ideas I learned 1 new vocabulary word

Name

Created by Beckie L

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

Both

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

BothIt started in Athens Greece

The United States usesthis type of government

Citizens vote on issues This gives citizens more

control

Citizens vote on a person torepresent them they vote

on decisions

It all started in Athens Greece When this form started in

Greeceslaves and women could not vote

Typeof government

Doesnrsquot involvea King

Gives citizenssome power

Key

Answers will vary

Democracy Mrs Jones- Good morning everyone Today I wantus to vote on some important decisions today

Kayla (while looking at Courtney)- What do youthink shersquos talking about

Courtney- I have no idea Maybe our class earned an award since we were really good for the sub

yesterday

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- Well Before we begin if youwould like to vote on my ideas please move

to the right of the room (everyone moves to the right)

Mark- How many ideas will we vote on

Mrs Jones- Everyone will find out in a few minutes

(Everyone looks confused)

Mrs Jones- Right now our classroom is goingto represent a direct democracy

Readers Theater

Cast Mrs Jones

Kayla Courtney

MarkDavidSam

Courtney- I donrsquot know what that is

David- I donrsquot think anyone in this class does

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- A direct democracy is wherepeople choose their own leaders and

vote on different ideas Today most of youare going to vote but back in ancient

Greece times women and slaves could not vote

Kayla- So how was that fair I want to vote

Mrs Jones- Good question Kayla It reallywasnrsquot fair The Greeks wanted the people

to decide but not many people reallygot to since women and slaves could not

vote

Mark- So we get to be Greek today

Mrs Jones- Sure We can pretend right

Mrs Jones- Irsquom going to pass out a paper that has 20 questions on it I need you to answer all

of the questions (Start passing out paper and pencils)

David- ( raises his hand)

Mrs Jones- Do you have a question David

David- Yes what if I donrsquot know which one to pickfor question 4

Mrs Jones- Just pick one of them even if youarenrsquot too sure

Mark- This is so cool We get to vote on all ofthis stuff I feel so important

Courtney- I canrsquot believe women and slaves werenrsquot allowed to vote That seems so unfair

(Everyone keeps writing on the paper while Kayla and Courtney look around)

Mrs Jones- Ok I think everyone is done voting During the next activity we will represent a

representative democracy A representative democracy is what the United States uses

Sam- Does that have anything to do with a president

Mrs Jones- Yes it does Sam A representative democracy is where people vote for someone to represent them Then that representative votes

on those ideas

David- So basically we are votingfor a president and then the president and his

cabinet vote on laws Right

Mrs Jones- You got it Who wants to runfor president

Mark- Oh pick me pick me

Mrs Jones- Ok Mark who else

David- Presidents have too much stuff to do I donrsquot want to run I like my video games too

much

Kayla- Oh Irsquoll run

Mrs Jones- Great letrsquos start voting Irsquoll pass outpaper and I want you to write whether you want

Kayla or Mark to be our president

Sam- Can we vote for both of them

Mrs Jones- No sorry we can only have onepresident

Courtney- Can you tell us who won Mrs Jones

Mrs Jones- Sure let me count them (starts counting votes)

Mrs Jones- Although it was extremely close Mark is our new president

Kayla- Good job Mark- Irsquom glad you won

Mark- Thanks Kayla So now what do I do

Mrs Jones- Well Mark I have a current list of 50 potential ideas or laws you need to vote on

Mark- Wait I thought everyone got to vote

Mrs Jones- No earlier everyone was able tovote while we modeled the direct democracy Now we are in a representative democracy Remember- a representative democracy is

when you have a representative who makes somedecisions for the people

Mark- Oh man I forgot about that

(Mrs Jones hands Mark a long list of ideas)

Mark- Well I guess I better start reading all of these

(everyone starts lining up at the door)

Mark- Wait where are you guys going

Mrs Jones- Itrsquos recess time

Mark- Wait a minute I donrsquot have to stay inand really study these Right Irsquom done being

president

Mrs Jones (laughing)- Ok Crsquomon Mark

David- Wow that was a quick term

Review Bingo1 Get a blank bingo card

2 Use the word bank below and fill in your card -Athens Greece

- Europe- citizen

- Olympics- Parthenon

- leader- community

- Supreme Courtbuilding

- columns- marble

- carvings- influence

- direct democracy- representative

democracy- ancient- modern

- Atenians- lottery

- jury- architecture

- Italy- Mediterranean

Sea- Greek

-democracy

Review Bingo

Terms I Donrsquot Know

B1B2B3B4B5

I1I2I3I4I5

N1N2N4N5

G1G2G3G4G5

O1O2O3

O4O5

Cut these out and use while playing bingo

12

3

4

5

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Red- Long staircasesBlack- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Yellow- TrueRed- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name

Answer the questions below and color in the ring basedon the correct response

12

3

45

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Blue- Long staircasesRed- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Red- TrueYellow- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name Key

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 ____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

Ancient

Who What

When Where

Why

Name

Created by Beckie L

Olympics

Letrsquos Plan The Olympics committee is planning for the next big Game Yoursquove been chosen to help

make some changes In the boxes below read the topic then draw and write about your ideas

What type of awardsshould they give out

What new eventcould they include

What type of uniformshould they wear

Where should the Olympicstake place

Name

Build IT Greek Structures

Name

What do you notice about many ancient Greek buildings Most of these buildings had columns carvings and marble steps Your job is to design a building using the materials

your teacher provides

Draw your Greek inspired building in this box

1 What type of building did you create

2 How does your building look Greek

3 Why do you think the United States used some Greek architecture ideas

Build IT Greek Structures

Name

The Greeks loved using columns on their buildings Create your own unique column Drawyour column in the box below after you decorate it

1 How did you decorate your column

2 What did you learn about columns

3 Name one building in the United States that has columns on the outside of it

Build IT

Materialspaper towel roll

Build IT

paper

scissors

crayons

3-2-1Ancient Greece

3 interesting facts I learned 2 new ideas I learned 1 new vocabulary word

Name

Created by Beckie L

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

Both

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

BothIt started in Athens Greece

The United States usesthis type of government

Citizens vote on issues This gives citizens more

control

Citizens vote on a person torepresent them they vote

on decisions

It all started in Athens Greece When this form started in

Greeceslaves and women could not vote

Typeof government

Doesnrsquot involvea King

Gives citizenssome power

Key

Answers will vary

Democracy Mrs Jones- Good morning everyone Today I wantus to vote on some important decisions today

Kayla (while looking at Courtney)- What do youthink shersquos talking about

Courtney- I have no idea Maybe our class earned an award since we were really good for the sub

yesterday

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- Well Before we begin if youwould like to vote on my ideas please move

to the right of the room (everyone moves to the right)

Mark- How many ideas will we vote on

Mrs Jones- Everyone will find out in a few minutes

(Everyone looks confused)

Mrs Jones- Right now our classroom is goingto represent a direct democracy

Readers Theater

Cast Mrs Jones

Kayla Courtney

MarkDavidSam

Courtney- I donrsquot know what that is

David- I donrsquot think anyone in this class does

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- A direct democracy is wherepeople choose their own leaders and

vote on different ideas Today most of youare going to vote but back in ancient

Greece times women and slaves could not vote

Kayla- So how was that fair I want to vote

Mrs Jones- Good question Kayla It reallywasnrsquot fair The Greeks wanted the people

to decide but not many people reallygot to since women and slaves could not

vote

Mark- So we get to be Greek today

Mrs Jones- Sure We can pretend right

Mrs Jones- Irsquom going to pass out a paper that has 20 questions on it I need you to answer all

of the questions (Start passing out paper and pencils)

David- ( raises his hand)

Mrs Jones- Do you have a question David

David- Yes what if I donrsquot know which one to pickfor question 4

Mrs Jones- Just pick one of them even if youarenrsquot too sure

Mark- This is so cool We get to vote on all ofthis stuff I feel so important

Courtney- I canrsquot believe women and slaves werenrsquot allowed to vote That seems so unfair

(Everyone keeps writing on the paper while Kayla and Courtney look around)

Mrs Jones- Ok I think everyone is done voting During the next activity we will represent a

representative democracy A representative democracy is what the United States uses

Sam- Does that have anything to do with a president

Mrs Jones- Yes it does Sam A representative democracy is where people vote for someone to represent them Then that representative votes

on those ideas

David- So basically we are votingfor a president and then the president and his

cabinet vote on laws Right

Mrs Jones- You got it Who wants to runfor president

Mark- Oh pick me pick me

Mrs Jones- Ok Mark who else

David- Presidents have too much stuff to do I donrsquot want to run I like my video games too

much

Kayla- Oh Irsquoll run

Mrs Jones- Great letrsquos start voting Irsquoll pass outpaper and I want you to write whether you want

Kayla or Mark to be our president

Sam- Can we vote for both of them

Mrs Jones- No sorry we can only have onepresident

Courtney- Can you tell us who won Mrs Jones

Mrs Jones- Sure let me count them (starts counting votes)

Mrs Jones- Although it was extremely close Mark is our new president

Kayla- Good job Mark- Irsquom glad you won

Mark- Thanks Kayla So now what do I do

Mrs Jones- Well Mark I have a current list of 50 potential ideas or laws you need to vote on

Mark- Wait I thought everyone got to vote

Mrs Jones- No earlier everyone was able tovote while we modeled the direct democracy Now we are in a representative democracy Remember- a representative democracy is

when you have a representative who makes somedecisions for the people

Mark- Oh man I forgot about that

(Mrs Jones hands Mark a long list of ideas)

Mark- Well I guess I better start reading all of these

(everyone starts lining up at the door)

Mark- Wait where are you guys going

Mrs Jones- Itrsquos recess time

Mark- Wait a minute I donrsquot have to stay inand really study these Right Irsquom done being

president

Mrs Jones (laughing)- Ok Crsquomon Mark

David- Wow that was a quick term

Review Bingo1 Get a blank bingo card

2 Use the word bank below and fill in your card -Athens Greece

- Europe- citizen

- Olympics- Parthenon

- leader- community

- Supreme Courtbuilding

- columns- marble

- carvings- influence

- direct democracy- representative

democracy- ancient- modern

- Atenians- lottery

- jury- architecture

- Italy- Mediterranean

Sea- Greek

-democracy

Review Bingo

Terms I Donrsquot Know

B1B2B3B4B5

I1I2I3I4I5

N1N2N4N5

G1G2G3G4G5

O1O2O3

O4O5

Cut these out and use while playing bingo

12

3

4

5

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Red- Long staircasesBlack- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Yellow- TrueRed- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name

Answer the questions below and color in the ring basedon the correct response

12

3

45

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Blue- Long staircasesRed- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Red- TrueYellow- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name Key

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 ____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

Letrsquos Plan The Olympics committee is planning for the next big Game Yoursquove been chosen to help

make some changes In the boxes below read the topic then draw and write about your ideas

What type of awardsshould they give out

What new eventcould they include

What type of uniformshould they wear

Where should the Olympicstake place

Name

Build IT Greek Structures

Name

What do you notice about many ancient Greek buildings Most of these buildings had columns carvings and marble steps Your job is to design a building using the materials

your teacher provides

Draw your Greek inspired building in this box

1 What type of building did you create

2 How does your building look Greek

3 Why do you think the United States used some Greek architecture ideas

Build IT Greek Structures

Name

The Greeks loved using columns on their buildings Create your own unique column Drawyour column in the box below after you decorate it

1 How did you decorate your column

2 What did you learn about columns

3 Name one building in the United States that has columns on the outside of it

Build IT

Materialspaper towel roll

Build IT

paper

scissors

crayons

3-2-1Ancient Greece

3 interesting facts I learned 2 new ideas I learned 1 new vocabulary word

Name

Created by Beckie L

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

Both

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

BothIt started in Athens Greece

The United States usesthis type of government

Citizens vote on issues This gives citizens more

control

Citizens vote on a person torepresent them they vote

on decisions

It all started in Athens Greece When this form started in

Greeceslaves and women could not vote

Typeof government

Doesnrsquot involvea King

Gives citizenssome power

Key

Answers will vary

Democracy Mrs Jones- Good morning everyone Today I wantus to vote on some important decisions today

Kayla (while looking at Courtney)- What do youthink shersquos talking about

Courtney- I have no idea Maybe our class earned an award since we were really good for the sub

yesterday

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- Well Before we begin if youwould like to vote on my ideas please move

to the right of the room (everyone moves to the right)

Mark- How many ideas will we vote on

Mrs Jones- Everyone will find out in a few minutes

(Everyone looks confused)

Mrs Jones- Right now our classroom is goingto represent a direct democracy

Readers Theater

Cast Mrs Jones

Kayla Courtney

MarkDavidSam

Courtney- I donrsquot know what that is

David- I donrsquot think anyone in this class does

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- A direct democracy is wherepeople choose their own leaders and

vote on different ideas Today most of youare going to vote but back in ancient

Greece times women and slaves could not vote

Kayla- So how was that fair I want to vote

Mrs Jones- Good question Kayla It reallywasnrsquot fair The Greeks wanted the people

to decide but not many people reallygot to since women and slaves could not

vote

Mark- So we get to be Greek today

Mrs Jones- Sure We can pretend right

Mrs Jones- Irsquom going to pass out a paper that has 20 questions on it I need you to answer all

of the questions (Start passing out paper and pencils)

David- ( raises his hand)

Mrs Jones- Do you have a question David

David- Yes what if I donrsquot know which one to pickfor question 4

Mrs Jones- Just pick one of them even if youarenrsquot too sure

Mark- This is so cool We get to vote on all ofthis stuff I feel so important

Courtney- I canrsquot believe women and slaves werenrsquot allowed to vote That seems so unfair

(Everyone keeps writing on the paper while Kayla and Courtney look around)

Mrs Jones- Ok I think everyone is done voting During the next activity we will represent a

representative democracy A representative democracy is what the United States uses

Sam- Does that have anything to do with a president

Mrs Jones- Yes it does Sam A representative democracy is where people vote for someone to represent them Then that representative votes

on those ideas

David- So basically we are votingfor a president and then the president and his

cabinet vote on laws Right

Mrs Jones- You got it Who wants to runfor president

Mark- Oh pick me pick me

Mrs Jones- Ok Mark who else

David- Presidents have too much stuff to do I donrsquot want to run I like my video games too

much

Kayla- Oh Irsquoll run

Mrs Jones- Great letrsquos start voting Irsquoll pass outpaper and I want you to write whether you want

Kayla or Mark to be our president

Sam- Can we vote for both of them

Mrs Jones- No sorry we can only have onepresident

Courtney- Can you tell us who won Mrs Jones

Mrs Jones- Sure let me count them (starts counting votes)

Mrs Jones- Although it was extremely close Mark is our new president

Kayla- Good job Mark- Irsquom glad you won

Mark- Thanks Kayla So now what do I do

Mrs Jones- Well Mark I have a current list of 50 potential ideas or laws you need to vote on

Mark- Wait I thought everyone got to vote

Mrs Jones- No earlier everyone was able tovote while we modeled the direct democracy Now we are in a representative democracy Remember- a representative democracy is

when you have a representative who makes somedecisions for the people

Mark- Oh man I forgot about that

(Mrs Jones hands Mark a long list of ideas)

Mark- Well I guess I better start reading all of these

(everyone starts lining up at the door)

Mark- Wait where are you guys going

Mrs Jones- Itrsquos recess time

Mark- Wait a minute I donrsquot have to stay inand really study these Right Irsquom done being

president

Mrs Jones (laughing)- Ok Crsquomon Mark

David- Wow that was a quick term

Review Bingo1 Get a blank bingo card

2 Use the word bank below and fill in your card -Athens Greece

- Europe- citizen

- Olympics- Parthenon

- leader- community

- Supreme Courtbuilding

- columns- marble

- carvings- influence

- direct democracy- representative

democracy- ancient- modern

- Atenians- lottery

- jury- architecture

- Italy- Mediterranean

Sea- Greek

-democracy

Review Bingo

Terms I Donrsquot Know

B1B2B3B4B5

I1I2I3I4I5

N1N2N4N5

G1G2G3G4G5

O1O2O3

O4O5

Cut these out and use while playing bingo

12

3

4

5

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Red- Long staircasesBlack- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Yellow- TrueRed- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name

Answer the questions below and color in the ring basedon the correct response

12

3

45

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Blue- Long staircasesRed- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Red- TrueYellow- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name Key

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 ____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

Build IT Greek Structures

Name

What do you notice about many ancient Greek buildings Most of these buildings had columns carvings and marble steps Your job is to design a building using the materials

your teacher provides

Draw your Greek inspired building in this box

1 What type of building did you create

2 How does your building look Greek

3 Why do you think the United States used some Greek architecture ideas

Build IT Greek Structures

Name

The Greeks loved using columns on their buildings Create your own unique column Drawyour column in the box below after you decorate it

1 How did you decorate your column

2 What did you learn about columns

3 Name one building in the United States that has columns on the outside of it

Build IT

Materialspaper towel roll

Build IT

paper

scissors

crayons

3-2-1Ancient Greece

3 interesting facts I learned 2 new ideas I learned 1 new vocabulary word

Name

Created by Beckie L

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

Both

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

BothIt started in Athens Greece

The United States usesthis type of government

Citizens vote on issues This gives citizens more

control

Citizens vote on a person torepresent them they vote

on decisions

It all started in Athens Greece When this form started in

Greeceslaves and women could not vote

Typeof government

Doesnrsquot involvea King

Gives citizenssome power

Key

Answers will vary

Democracy Mrs Jones- Good morning everyone Today I wantus to vote on some important decisions today

Kayla (while looking at Courtney)- What do youthink shersquos talking about

Courtney- I have no idea Maybe our class earned an award since we were really good for the sub

yesterday

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- Well Before we begin if youwould like to vote on my ideas please move

to the right of the room (everyone moves to the right)

Mark- How many ideas will we vote on

Mrs Jones- Everyone will find out in a few minutes

(Everyone looks confused)

Mrs Jones- Right now our classroom is goingto represent a direct democracy

Readers Theater

Cast Mrs Jones

Kayla Courtney

MarkDavidSam

Courtney- I donrsquot know what that is

David- I donrsquot think anyone in this class does

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- A direct democracy is wherepeople choose their own leaders and

vote on different ideas Today most of youare going to vote but back in ancient

Greece times women and slaves could not vote

Kayla- So how was that fair I want to vote

Mrs Jones- Good question Kayla It reallywasnrsquot fair The Greeks wanted the people

to decide but not many people reallygot to since women and slaves could not

vote

Mark- So we get to be Greek today

Mrs Jones- Sure We can pretend right

Mrs Jones- Irsquom going to pass out a paper that has 20 questions on it I need you to answer all

of the questions (Start passing out paper and pencils)

David- ( raises his hand)

Mrs Jones- Do you have a question David

David- Yes what if I donrsquot know which one to pickfor question 4

Mrs Jones- Just pick one of them even if youarenrsquot too sure

Mark- This is so cool We get to vote on all ofthis stuff I feel so important

Courtney- I canrsquot believe women and slaves werenrsquot allowed to vote That seems so unfair

(Everyone keeps writing on the paper while Kayla and Courtney look around)

Mrs Jones- Ok I think everyone is done voting During the next activity we will represent a

representative democracy A representative democracy is what the United States uses

Sam- Does that have anything to do with a president

Mrs Jones- Yes it does Sam A representative democracy is where people vote for someone to represent them Then that representative votes

on those ideas

David- So basically we are votingfor a president and then the president and his

cabinet vote on laws Right

Mrs Jones- You got it Who wants to runfor president

Mark- Oh pick me pick me

Mrs Jones- Ok Mark who else

David- Presidents have too much stuff to do I donrsquot want to run I like my video games too

much

Kayla- Oh Irsquoll run

Mrs Jones- Great letrsquos start voting Irsquoll pass outpaper and I want you to write whether you want

Kayla or Mark to be our president

Sam- Can we vote for both of them

Mrs Jones- No sorry we can only have onepresident

Courtney- Can you tell us who won Mrs Jones

Mrs Jones- Sure let me count them (starts counting votes)

Mrs Jones- Although it was extremely close Mark is our new president

Kayla- Good job Mark- Irsquom glad you won

Mark- Thanks Kayla So now what do I do

Mrs Jones- Well Mark I have a current list of 50 potential ideas or laws you need to vote on

Mark- Wait I thought everyone got to vote

Mrs Jones- No earlier everyone was able tovote while we modeled the direct democracy Now we are in a representative democracy Remember- a representative democracy is

when you have a representative who makes somedecisions for the people

Mark- Oh man I forgot about that

(Mrs Jones hands Mark a long list of ideas)

Mark- Well I guess I better start reading all of these

(everyone starts lining up at the door)

Mark- Wait where are you guys going

Mrs Jones- Itrsquos recess time

Mark- Wait a minute I donrsquot have to stay inand really study these Right Irsquom done being

president

Mrs Jones (laughing)- Ok Crsquomon Mark

David- Wow that was a quick term

Review Bingo1 Get a blank bingo card

2 Use the word bank below and fill in your card -Athens Greece

- Europe- citizen

- Olympics- Parthenon

- leader- community

- Supreme Courtbuilding

- columns- marble

- carvings- influence

- direct democracy- representative

democracy- ancient- modern

- Atenians- lottery

- jury- architecture

- Italy- Mediterranean

Sea- Greek

-democracy

Review Bingo

Terms I Donrsquot Know

B1B2B3B4B5

I1I2I3I4I5

N1N2N4N5

G1G2G3G4G5

O1O2O3

O4O5

Cut these out and use while playing bingo

12

3

4

5

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Red- Long staircasesBlack- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Yellow- TrueRed- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name

Answer the questions below and color in the ring basedon the correct response

12

3

45

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Blue- Long staircasesRed- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Red- TrueYellow- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name Key

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 ____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

Build IT Greek Structures

Name

The Greeks loved using columns on their buildings Create your own unique column Drawyour column in the box below after you decorate it

1 How did you decorate your column

2 What did you learn about columns

3 Name one building in the United States that has columns on the outside of it

Build IT

Materialspaper towel roll

Build IT

paper

scissors

crayons

3-2-1Ancient Greece

3 interesting facts I learned 2 new ideas I learned 1 new vocabulary word

Name

Created by Beckie L

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

Both

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

BothIt started in Athens Greece

The United States usesthis type of government

Citizens vote on issues This gives citizens more

control

Citizens vote on a person torepresent them they vote

on decisions

It all started in Athens Greece When this form started in

Greeceslaves and women could not vote

Typeof government

Doesnrsquot involvea King

Gives citizenssome power

Key

Answers will vary

Democracy Mrs Jones- Good morning everyone Today I wantus to vote on some important decisions today

Kayla (while looking at Courtney)- What do youthink shersquos talking about

Courtney- I have no idea Maybe our class earned an award since we were really good for the sub

yesterday

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- Well Before we begin if youwould like to vote on my ideas please move

to the right of the room (everyone moves to the right)

Mark- How many ideas will we vote on

Mrs Jones- Everyone will find out in a few minutes

(Everyone looks confused)

Mrs Jones- Right now our classroom is goingto represent a direct democracy

Readers Theater

Cast Mrs Jones

Kayla Courtney

MarkDavidSam

Courtney- I donrsquot know what that is

David- I donrsquot think anyone in this class does

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- A direct democracy is wherepeople choose their own leaders and

vote on different ideas Today most of youare going to vote but back in ancient

Greece times women and slaves could not vote

Kayla- So how was that fair I want to vote

Mrs Jones- Good question Kayla It reallywasnrsquot fair The Greeks wanted the people

to decide but not many people reallygot to since women and slaves could not

vote

Mark- So we get to be Greek today

Mrs Jones- Sure We can pretend right

Mrs Jones- Irsquom going to pass out a paper that has 20 questions on it I need you to answer all

of the questions (Start passing out paper and pencils)

David- ( raises his hand)

Mrs Jones- Do you have a question David

David- Yes what if I donrsquot know which one to pickfor question 4

Mrs Jones- Just pick one of them even if youarenrsquot too sure

Mark- This is so cool We get to vote on all ofthis stuff I feel so important

Courtney- I canrsquot believe women and slaves werenrsquot allowed to vote That seems so unfair

(Everyone keeps writing on the paper while Kayla and Courtney look around)

Mrs Jones- Ok I think everyone is done voting During the next activity we will represent a

representative democracy A representative democracy is what the United States uses

Sam- Does that have anything to do with a president

Mrs Jones- Yes it does Sam A representative democracy is where people vote for someone to represent them Then that representative votes

on those ideas

David- So basically we are votingfor a president and then the president and his

cabinet vote on laws Right

Mrs Jones- You got it Who wants to runfor president

Mark- Oh pick me pick me

Mrs Jones- Ok Mark who else

David- Presidents have too much stuff to do I donrsquot want to run I like my video games too

much

Kayla- Oh Irsquoll run

Mrs Jones- Great letrsquos start voting Irsquoll pass outpaper and I want you to write whether you want

Kayla or Mark to be our president

Sam- Can we vote for both of them

Mrs Jones- No sorry we can only have onepresident

Courtney- Can you tell us who won Mrs Jones

Mrs Jones- Sure let me count them (starts counting votes)

Mrs Jones- Although it was extremely close Mark is our new president

Kayla- Good job Mark- Irsquom glad you won

Mark- Thanks Kayla So now what do I do

Mrs Jones- Well Mark I have a current list of 50 potential ideas or laws you need to vote on

Mark- Wait I thought everyone got to vote

Mrs Jones- No earlier everyone was able tovote while we modeled the direct democracy Now we are in a representative democracy Remember- a representative democracy is

when you have a representative who makes somedecisions for the people

Mark- Oh man I forgot about that

(Mrs Jones hands Mark a long list of ideas)

Mark- Well I guess I better start reading all of these

(everyone starts lining up at the door)

Mark- Wait where are you guys going

Mrs Jones- Itrsquos recess time

Mark- Wait a minute I donrsquot have to stay inand really study these Right Irsquom done being

president

Mrs Jones (laughing)- Ok Crsquomon Mark

David- Wow that was a quick term

Review Bingo1 Get a blank bingo card

2 Use the word bank below and fill in your card -Athens Greece

- Europe- citizen

- Olympics- Parthenon

- leader- community

- Supreme Courtbuilding

- columns- marble

- carvings- influence

- direct democracy- representative

democracy- ancient- modern

- Atenians- lottery

- jury- architecture

- Italy- Mediterranean

Sea- Greek

-democracy

Review Bingo

Terms I Donrsquot Know

B1B2B3B4B5

I1I2I3I4I5

N1N2N4N5

G1G2G3G4G5

O1O2O3

O4O5

Cut these out and use while playing bingo

12

3

4

5

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Red- Long staircasesBlack- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Yellow- TrueRed- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name

Answer the questions below and color in the ring basedon the correct response

12

3

45

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Blue- Long staircasesRed- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Red- TrueYellow- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name Key

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 ____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

3-2-1Ancient Greece

3 interesting facts I learned 2 new ideas I learned 1 new vocabulary word

Name

Created by Beckie L

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

Both

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

BothIt started in Athens Greece

The United States usesthis type of government

Citizens vote on issues This gives citizens more

control

Citizens vote on a person torepresent them they vote

on decisions

It all started in Athens Greece When this form started in

Greeceslaves and women could not vote

Typeof government

Doesnrsquot involvea King

Gives citizenssome power

Key

Answers will vary

Democracy Mrs Jones- Good morning everyone Today I wantus to vote on some important decisions today

Kayla (while looking at Courtney)- What do youthink shersquos talking about

Courtney- I have no idea Maybe our class earned an award since we were really good for the sub

yesterday

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- Well Before we begin if youwould like to vote on my ideas please move

to the right of the room (everyone moves to the right)

Mark- How many ideas will we vote on

Mrs Jones- Everyone will find out in a few minutes

(Everyone looks confused)

Mrs Jones- Right now our classroom is goingto represent a direct democracy

Readers Theater

Cast Mrs Jones

Kayla Courtney

MarkDavidSam

Courtney- I donrsquot know what that is

David- I donrsquot think anyone in this class does

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- A direct democracy is wherepeople choose their own leaders and

vote on different ideas Today most of youare going to vote but back in ancient

Greece times women and slaves could not vote

Kayla- So how was that fair I want to vote

Mrs Jones- Good question Kayla It reallywasnrsquot fair The Greeks wanted the people

to decide but not many people reallygot to since women and slaves could not

vote

Mark- So we get to be Greek today

Mrs Jones- Sure We can pretend right

Mrs Jones- Irsquom going to pass out a paper that has 20 questions on it I need you to answer all

of the questions (Start passing out paper and pencils)

David- ( raises his hand)

Mrs Jones- Do you have a question David

David- Yes what if I donrsquot know which one to pickfor question 4

Mrs Jones- Just pick one of them even if youarenrsquot too sure

Mark- This is so cool We get to vote on all ofthis stuff I feel so important

Courtney- I canrsquot believe women and slaves werenrsquot allowed to vote That seems so unfair

(Everyone keeps writing on the paper while Kayla and Courtney look around)

Mrs Jones- Ok I think everyone is done voting During the next activity we will represent a

representative democracy A representative democracy is what the United States uses

Sam- Does that have anything to do with a president

Mrs Jones- Yes it does Sam A representative democracy is where people vote for someone to represent them Then that representative votes

on those ideas

David- So basically we are votingfor a president and then the president and his

cabinet vote on laws Right

Mrs Jones- You got it Who wants to runfor president

Mark- Oh pick me pick me

Mrs Jones- Ok Mark who else

David- Presidents have too much stuff to do I donrsquot want to run I like my video games too

much

Kayla- Oh Irsquoll run

Mrs Jones- Great letrsquos start voting Irsquoll pass outpaper and I want you to write whether you want

Kayla or Mark to be our president

Sam- Can we vote for both of them

Mrs Jones- No sorry we can only have onepresident

Courtney- Can you tell us who won Mrs Jones

Mrs Jones- Sure let me count them (starts counting votes)

Mrs Jones- Although it was extremely close Mark is our new president

Kayla- Good job Mark- Irsquom glad you won

Mark- Thanks Kayla So now what do I do

Mrs Jones- Well Mark I have a current list of 50 potential ideas or laws you need to vote on

Mark- Wait I thought everyone got to vote

Mrs Jones- No earlier everyone was able tovote while we modeled the direct democracy Now we are in a representative democracy Remember- a representative democracy is

when you have a representative who makes somedecisions for the people

Mark- Oh man I forgot about that

(Mrs Jones hands Mark a long list of ideas)

Mark- Well I guess I better start reading all of these

(everyone starts lining up at the door)

Mark- Wait where are you guys going

Mrs Jones- Itrsquos recess time

Mark- Wait a minute I donrsquot have to stay inand really study these Right Irsquom done being

president

Mrs Jones (laughing)- Ok Crsquomon Mark

David- Wow that was a quick term

Review Bingo1 Get a blank bingo card

2 Use the word bank below and fill in your card -Athens Greece

- Europe- citizen

- Olympics- Parthenon

- leader- community

- Supreme Courtbuilding

- columns- marble

- carvings- influence

- direct democracy- representative

democracy- ancient- modern

- Atenians- lottery

- jury- architecture

- Italy- Mediterranean

Sea- Greek

-democracy

Review Bingo

Terms I Donrsquot Know

B1B2B3B4B5

I1I2I3I4I5

N1N2N4N5

G1G2G3G4G5

O1O2O3

O4O5

Cut these out and use while playing bingo

12

3

4

5

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Red- Long staircasesBlack- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Yellow- TrueRed- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name

Answer the questions below and color in the ring basedon the correct response

12

3

45

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Blue- Long staircasesRed- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Red- TrueYellow- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name Key

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 ____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

Both

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

BothIt started in Athens Greece

The United States usesthis type of government

Citizens vote on issues This gives citizens more

control

Citizens vote on a person torepresent them they vote

on decisions

It all started in Athens Greece When this form started in

Greeceslaves and women could not vote

Typeof government

Doesnrsquot involvea King

Gives citizenssome power

Key

Answers will vary

Democracy Mrs Jones- Good morning everyone Today I wantus to vote on some important decisions today

Kayla (while looking at Courtney)- What do youthink shersquos talking about

Courtney- I have no idea Maybe our class earned an award since we were really good for the sub

yesterday

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- Well Before we begin if youwould like to vote on my ideas please move

to the right of the room (everyone moves to the right)

Mark- How many ideas will we vote on

Mrs Jones- Everyone will find out in a few minutes

(Everyone looks confused)

Mrs Jones- Right now our classroom is goingto represent a direct democracy

Readers Theater

Cast Mrs Jones

Kayla Courtney

MarkDavidSam

Courtney- I donrsquot know what that is

David- I donrsquot think anyone in this class does

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- A direct democracy is wherepeople choose their own leaders and

vote on different ideas Today most of youare going to vote but back in ancient

Greece times women and slaves could not vote

Kayla- So how was that fair I want to vote

Mrs Jones- Good question Kayla It reallywasnrsquot fair The Greeks wanted the people

to decide but not many people reallygot to since women and slaves could not

vote

Mark- So we get to be Greek today

Mrs Jones- Sure We can pretend right

Mrs Jones- Irsquom going to pass out a paper that has 20 questions on it I need you to answer all

of the questions (Start passing out paper and pencils)

David- ( raises his hand)

Mrs Jones- Do you have a question David

David- Yes what if I donrsquot know which one to pickfor question 4

Mrs Jones- Just pick one of them even if youarenrsquot too sure

Mark- This is so cool We get to vote on all ofthis stuff I feel so important

Courtney- I canrsquot believe women and slaves werenrsquot allowed to vote That seems so unfair

(Everyone keeps writing on the paper while Kayla and Courtney look around)

Mrs Jones- Ok I think everyone is done voting During the next activity we will represent a

representative democracy A representative democracy is what the United States uses

Sam- Does that have anything to do with a president

Mrs Jones- Yes it does Sam A representative democracy is where people vote for someone to represent them Then that representative votes

on those ideas

David- So basically we are votingfor a president and then the president and his

cabinet vote on laws Right

Mrs Jones- You got it Who wants to runfor president

Mark- Oh pick me pick me

Mrs Jones- Ok Mark who else

David- Presidents have too much stuff to do I donrsquot want to run I like my video games too

much

Kayla- Oh Irsquoll run

Mrs Jones- Great letrsquos start voting Irsquoll pass outpaper and I want you to write whether you want

Kayla or Mark to be our president

Sam- Can we vote for both of them

Mrs Jones- No sorry we can only have onepresident

Courtney- Can you tell us who won Mrs Jones

Mrs Jones- Sure let me count them (starts counting votes)

Mrs Jones- Although it was extremely close Mark is our new president

Kayla- Good job Mark- Irsquom glad you won

Mark- Thanks Kayla So now what do I do

Mrs Jones- Well Mark I have a current list of 50 potential ideas or laws you need to vote on

Mark- Wait I thought everyone got to vote

Mrs Jones- No earlier everyone was able tovote while we modeled the direct democracy Now we are in a representative democracy Remember- a representative democracy is

when you have a representative who makes somedecisions for the people

Mark- Oh man I forgot about that

(Mrs Jones hands Mark a long list of ideas)

Mark- Well I guess I better start reading all of these

(everyone starts lining up at the door)

Mark- Wait where are you guys going

Mrs Jones- Itrsquos recess time

Mark- Wait a minute I donrsquot have to stay inand really study these Right Irsquom done being

president

Mrs Jones (laughing)- Ok Crsquomon Mark

David- Wow that was a quick term

Review Bingo1 Get a blank bingo card

2 Use the word bank below and fill in your card -Athens Greece

- Europe- citizen

- Olympics- Parthenon

- leader- community

- Supreme Courtbuilding

- columns- marble

- carvings- influence

- direct democracy- representative

democracy- ancient- modern

- Atenians- lottery

- jury- architecture

- Italy- Mediterranean

Sea- Greek

-democracy

Review Bingo

Terms I Donrsquot Know

B1B2B3B4B5

I1I2I3I4I5

N1N2N4N5

G1G2G3G4G5

O1O2O3

O4O5

Cut these out and use while playing bingo

12

3

4

5

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Red- Long staircasesBlack- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Yellow- TrueRed- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name

Answer the questions below and color in the ring basedon the correct response

12

3

45

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Blue- Long staircasesRed- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Red- TrueYellow- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name Key

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 ____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

Compare amp Name

Created by Beckie L

ContrastDemocracy

Direct Democracy

RepresentativeDemocracy

BothIt started in Athens Greece

The United States usesthis type of government

Citizens vote on issues This gives citizens more

control

Citizens vote on a person torepresent them they vote

on decisions

It all started in Athens Greece When this form started in

Greeceslaves and women could not vote

Typeof government

Doesnrsquot involvea King

Gives citizenssome power

Key

Answers will vary

Democracy Mrs Jones- Good morning everyone Today I wantus to vote on some important decisions today

Kayla (while looking at Courtney)- What do youthink shersquos talking about

Courtney- I have no idea Maybe our class earned an award since we were really good for the sub

yesterday

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- Well Before we begin if youwould like to vote on my ideas please move

to the right of the room (everyone moves to the right)

Mark- How many ideas will we vote on

Mrs Jones- Everyone will find out in a few minutes

(Everyone looks confused)

Mrs Jones- Right now our classroom is goingto represent a direct democracy

Readers Theater

Cast Mrs Jones

Kayla Courtney

MarkDavidSam

Courtney- I donrsquot know what that is

David- I donrsquot think anyone in this class does

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- A direct democracy is wherepeople choose their own leaders and

vote on different ideas Today most of youare going to vote but back in ancient

Greece times women and slaves could not vote

Kayla- So how was that fair I want to vote

Mrs Jones- Good question Kayla It reallywasnrsquot fair The Greeks wanted the people

to decide but not many people reallygot to since women and slaves could not

vote

Mark- So we get to be Greek today

Mrs Jones- Sure We can pretend right

Mrs Jones- Irsquom going to pass out a paper that has 20 questions on it I need you to answer all

of the questions (Start passing out paper and pencils)

David- ( raises his hand)

Mrs Jones- Do you have a question David

David- Yes what if I donrsquot know which one to pickfor question 4

Mrs Jones- Just pick one of them even if youarenrsquot too sure

Mark- This is so cool We get to vote on all ofthis stuff I feel so important

Courtney- I canrsquot believe women and slaves werenrsquot allowed to vote That seems so unfair

(Everyone keeps writing on the paper while Kayla and Courtney look around)

Mrs Jones- Ok I think everyone is done voting During the next activity we will represent a

representative democracy A representative democracy is what the United States uses

Sam- Does that have anything to do with a president

Mrs Jones- Yes it does Sam A representative democracy is where people vote for someone to represent them Then that representative votes

on those ideas

David- So basically we are votingfor a president and then the president and his

cabinet vote on laws Right

Mrs Jones- You got it Who wants to runfor president

Mark- Oh pick me pick me

Mrs Jones- Ok Mark who else

David- Presidents have too much stuff to do I donrsquot want to run I like my video games too

much

Kayla- Oh Irsquoll run

Mrs Jones- Great letrsquos start voting Irsquoll pass outpaper and I want you to write whether you want

Kayla or Mark to be our president

Sam- Can we vote for both of them

Mrs Jones- No sorry we can only have onepresident

Courtney- Can you tell us who won Mrs Jones

Mrs Jones- Sure let me count them (starts counting votes)

Mrs Jones- Although it was extremely close Mark is our new president

Kayla- Good job Mark- Irsquom glad you won

Mark- Thanks Kayla So now what do I do

Mrs Jones- Well Mark I have a current list of 50 potential ideas or laws you need to vote on

Mark- Wait I thought everyone got to vote

Mrs Jones- No earlier everyone was able tovote while we modeled the direct democracy Now we are in a representative democracy Remember- a representative democracy is

when you have a representative who makes somedecisions for the people

Mark- Oh man I forgot about that

(Mrs Jones hands Mark a long list of ideas)

Mark- Well I guess I better start reading all of these

(everyone starts lining up at the door)

Mark- Wait where are you guys going

Mrs Jones- Itrsquos recess time

Mark- Wait a minute I donrsquot have to stay inand really study these Right Irsquom done being

president

Mrs Jones (laughing)- Ok Crsquomon Mark

David- Wow that was a quick term

Review Bingo1 Get a blank bingo card

2 Use the word bank below and fill in your card -Athens Greece

- Europe- citizen

- Olympics- Parthenon

- leader- community

- Supreme Courtbuilding

- columns- marble

- carvings- influence

- direct democracy- representative

democracy- ancient- modern

- Atenians- lottery

- jury- architecture

- Italy- Mediterranean

Sea- Greek

-democracy

Review Bingo

Terms I Donrsquot Know

B1B2B3B4B5

I1I2I3I4I5

N1N2N4N5

G1G2G3G4G5

O1O2O3

O4O5

Cut these out and use while playing bingo

12

3

4

5

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Red- Long staircasesBlack- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Yellow- TrueRed- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name

Answer the questions below and color in the ring basedon the correct response

12

3

45

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Blue- Long staircasesRed- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Red- TrueYellow- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name Key

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 ____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

Democracy Mrs Jones- Good morning everyone Today I wantus to vote on some important decisions today

Kayla (while looking at Courtney)- What do youthink shersquos talking about

Courtney- I have no idea Maybe our class earned an award since we were really good for the sub

yesterday

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- Well Before we begin if youwould like to vote on my ideas please move

to the right of the room (everyone moves to the right)

Mark- How many ideas will we vote on

Mrs Jones- Everyone will find out in a few minutes

(Everyone looks confused)

Mrs Jones- Right now our classroom is goingto represent a direct democracy

Readers Theater

Cast Mrs Jones

Kayla Courtney

MarkDavidSam

Courtney- I donrsquot know what that is

David- I donrsquot think anyone in this class does

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- A direct democracy is wherepeople choose their own leaders and

vote on different ideas Today most of youare going to vote but back in ancient

Greece times women and slaves could not vote

Kayla- So how was that fair I want to vote

Mrs Jones- Good question Kayla It reallywasnrsquot fair The Greeks wanted the people

to decide but not many people reallygot to since women and slaves could not

vote

Mark- So we get to be Greek today

Mrs Jones- Sure We can pretend right

Mrs Jones- Irsquom going to pass out a paper that has 20 questions on it I need you to answer all

of the questions (Start passing out paper and pencils)

David- ( raises his hand)

Mrs Jones- Do you have a question David

David- Yes what if I donrsquot know which one to pickfor question 4

Mrs Jones- Just pick one of them even if youarenrsquot too sure

Mark- This is so cool We get to vote on all ofthis stuff I feel so important

Courtney- I canrsquot believe women and slaves werenrsquot allowed to vote That seems so unfair

(Everyone keeps writing on the paper while Kayla and Courtney look around)

Mrs Jones- Ok I think everyone is done voting During the next activity we will represent a

representative democracy A representative democracy is what the United States uses

Sam- Does that have anything to do with a president

Mrs Jones- Yes it does Sam A representative democracy is where people vote for someone to represent them Then that representative votes

on those ideas

David- So basically we are votingfor a president and then the president and his

cabinet vote on laws Right

Mrs Jones- You got it Who wants to runfor president

Mark- Oh pick me pick me

Mrs Jones- Ok Mark who else

David- Presidents have too much stuff to do I donrsquot want to run I like my video games too

much

Kayla- Oh Irsquoll run

Mrs Jones- Great letrsquos start voting Irsquoll pass outpaper and I want you to write whether you want

Kayla or Mark to be our president

Sam- Can we vote for both of them

Mrs Jones- No sorry we can only have onepresident

Courtney- Can you tell us who won Mrs Jones

Mrs Jones- Sure let me count them (starts counting votes)

Mrs Jones- Although it was extremely close Mark is our new president

Kayla- Good job Mark- Irsquom glad you won

Mark- Thanks Kayla So now what do I do

Mrs Jones- Well Mark I have a current list of 50 potential ideas or laws you need to vote on

Mark- Wait I thought everyone got to vote

Mrs Jones- No earlier everyone was able tovote while we modeled the direct democracy Now we are in a representative democracy Remember- a representative democracy is

when you have a representative who makes somedecisions for the people

Mark- Oh man I forgot about that

(Mrs Jones hands Mark a long list of ideas)

Mark- Well I guess I better start reading all of these

(everyone starts lining up at the door)

Mark- Wait where are you guys going

Mrs Jones- Itrsquos recess time

Mark- Wait a minute I donrsquot have to stay inand really study these Right Irsquom done being

president

Mrs Jones (laughing)- Ok Crsquomon Mark

David- Wow that was a quick term

Review Bingo1 Get a blank bingo card

2 Use the word bank below and fill in your card -Athens Greece

- Europe- citizen

- Olympics- Parthenon

- leader- community

- Supreme Courtbuilding

- columns- marble

- carvings- influence

- direct democracy- representative

democracy- ancient- modern

- Atenians- lottery

- jury- architecture

- Italy- Mediterranean

Sea- Greek

-democracy

Review Bingo

Terms I Donrsquot Know

B1B2B3B4B5

I1I2I3I4I5

N1N2N4N5

G1G2G3G4G5

O1O2O3

O4O5

Cut these out and use while playing bingo

12

3

4

5

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Red- Long staircasesBlack- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Yellow- TrueRed- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name

Answer the questions below and color in the ring basedon the correct response

12

3

45

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Blue- Long staircasesRed- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Red- TrueYellow- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name Key

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 ____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

Courtney- I donrsquot know what that is

David- I donrsquot think anyone in this class does

David (raises his hand)- Mrs Jones what are we voting on

Mrs Jones- A direct democracy is wherepeople choose their own leaders and

vote on different ideas Today most of youare going to vote but back in ancient

Greece times women and slaves could not vote

Kayla- So how was that fair I want to vote

Mrs Jones- Good question Kayla It reallywasnrsquot fair The Greeks wanted the people

to decide but not many people reallygot to since women and slaves could not

vote

Mark- So we get to be Greek today

Mrs Jones- Sure We can pretend right

Mrs Jones- Irsquom going to pass out a paper that has 20 questions on it I need you to answer all

of the questions (Start passing out paper and pencils)

David- ( raises his hand)

Mrs Jones- Do you have a question David

David- Yes what if I donrsquot know which one to pickfor question 4

Mrs Jones- Just pick one of them even if youarenrsquot too sure

Mark- This is so cool We get to vote on all ofthis stuff I feel so important

Courtney- I canrsquot believe women and slaves werenrsquot allowed to vote That seems so unfair

(Everyone keeps writing on the paper while Kayla and Courtney look around)

Mrs Jones- Ok I think everyone is done voting During the next activity we will represent a

representative democracy A representative democracy is what the United States uses

Sam- Does that have anything to do with a president

Mrs Jones- Yes it does Sam A representative democracy is where people vote for someone to represent them Then that representative votes

on those ideas

David- So basically we are votingfor a president and then the president and his

cabinet vote on laws Right

Mrs Jones- You got it Who wants to runfor president

Mark- Oh pick me pick me

Mrs Jones- Ok Mark who else

David- Presidents have too much stuff to do I donrsquot want to run I like my video games too

much

Kayla- Oh Irsquoll run

Mrs Jones- Great letrsquos start voting Irsquoll pass outpaper and I want you to write whether you want

Kayla or Mark to be our president

Sam- Can we vote for both of them

Mrs Jones- No sorry we can only have onepresident

Courtney- Can you tell us who won Mrs Jones

Mrs Jones- Sure let me count them (starts counting votes)

Mrs Jones- Although it was extremely close Mark is our new president

Kayla- Good job Mark- Irsquom glad you won

Mark- Thanks Kayla So now what do I do

Mrs Jones- Well Mark I have a current list of 50 potential ideas or laws you need to vote on

Mark- Wait I thought everyone got to vote

Mrs Jones- No earlier everyone was able tovote while we modeled the direct democracy Now we are in a representative democracy Remember- a representative democracy is

when you have a representative who makes somedecisions for the people

Mark- Oh man I forgot about that

(Mrs Jones hands Mark a long list of ideas)

Mark- Well I guess I better start reading all of these

(everyone starts lining up at the door)

Mark- Wait where are you guys going

Mrs Jones- Itrsquos recess time

Mark- Wait a minute I donrsquot have to stay inand really study these Right Irsquom done being

president

Mrs Jones (laughing)- Ok Crsquomon Mark

David- Wow that was a quick term

Review Bingo1 Get a blank bingo card

2 Use the word bank below and fill in your card -Athens Greece

- Europe- citizen

- Olympics- Parthenon

- leader- community

- Supreme Courtbuilding

- columns- marble

- carvings- influence

- direct democracy- representative

democracy- ancient- modern

- Atenians- lottery

- jury- architecture

- Italy- Mediterranean

Sea- Greek

-democracy

Review Bingo

Terms I Donrsquot Know

B1B2B3B4B5

I1I2I3I4I5

N1N2N4N5

G1G2G3G4G5

O1O2O3

O4O5

Cut these out and use while playing bingo

12

3

4

5

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Red- Long staircasesBlack- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Yellow- TrueRed- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name

Answer the questions below and color in the ring basedon the correct response

12

3

45

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Blue- Long staircasesRed- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Red- TrueYellow- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name Key

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 ____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

David- So basically we are votingfor a president and then the president and his

cabinet vote on laws Right

Mrs Jones- You got it Who wants to runfor president

Mark- Oh pick me pick me

Mrs Jones- Ok Mark who else

David- Presidents have too much stuff to do I donrsquot want to run I like my video games too

much

Kayla- Oh Irsquoll run

Mrs Jones- Great letrsquos start voting Irsquoll pass outpaper and I want you to write whether you want

Kayla or Mark to be our president

Sam- Can we vote for both of them

Mrs Jones- No sorry we can only have onepresident

Courtney- Can you tell us who won Mrs Jones

Mrs Jones- Sure let me count them (starts counting votes)

Mrs Jones- Although it was extremely close Mark is our new president

Kayla- Good job Mark- Irsquom glad you won

Mark- Thanks Kayla So now what do I do

Mrs Jones- Well Mark I have a current list of 50 potential ideas or laws you need to vote on

Mark- Wait I thought everyone got to vote

Mrs Jones- No earlier everyone was able tovote while we modeled the direct democracy Now we are in a representative democracy Remember- a representative democracy is

when you have a representative who makes somedecisions for the people

Mark- Oh man I forgot about that

(Mrs Jones hands Mark a long list of ideas)

Mark- Well I guess I better start reading all of these

(everyone starts lining up at the door)

Mark- Wait where are you guys going

Mrs Jones- Itrsquos recess time

Mark- Wait a minute I donrsquot have to stay inand really study these Right Irsquom done being

president

Mrs Jones (laughing)- Ok Crsquomon Mark

David- Wow that was a quick term

Review Bingo1 Get a blank bingo card

2 Use the word bank below and fill in your card -Athens Greece

- Europe- citizen

- Olympics- Parthenon

- leader- community

- Supreme Courtbuilding

- columns- marble

- carvings- influence

- direct democracy- representative

democracy- ancient- modern

- Atenians- lottery

- jury- architecture

- Italy- Mediterranean

Sea- Greek

-democracy

Review Bingo

Terms I Donrsquot Know

B1B2B3B4B5

I1I2I3I4I5

N1N2N4N5

G1G2G3G4G5

O1O2O3

O4O5

Cut these out and use while playing bingo

12

3

4

5

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Red- Long staircasesBlack- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Yellow- TrueRed- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name

Answer the questions below and color in the ring basedon the correct response

12

3

45

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Blue- Long staircasesRed- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Red- TrueYellow- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name Key

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 ____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

Review Bingo1 Get a blank bingo card

2 Use the word bank below and fill in your card -Athens Greece

- Europe- citizen

- Olympics- Parthenon

- leader- community

- Supreme Courtbuilding

- columns- marble

- carvings- influence

- direct democracy- representative

democracy- ancient- modern

- Atenians- lottery

- jury- architecture

- Italy- Mediterranean

Sea- Greek

-democracy

Review Bingo

Terms I Donrsquot Know

B1B2B3B4B5

I1I2I3I4I5

N1N2N4N5

G1G2G3G4G5

O1O2O3

O4O5

Cut these out and use while playing bingo

12

3

4

5

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Red- Long staircasesBlack- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Yellow- TrueRed- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name

Answer the questions below and color in the ring basedon the correct response

12

3

45

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Blue- Long staircasesRed- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Red- TrueYellow- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name Key

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 ____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

Review Bingo

Terms I Donrsquot Know

B1B2B3B4B5

I1I2I3I4I5

N1N2N4N5

G1G2G3G4G5

O1O2O3

O4O5

Cut these out and use while playing bingo

12

3

4

5

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Red- Long staircasesBlack- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Yellow- TrueRed- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name

Answer the questions below and color in the ring basedon the correct response

12

3

45

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Blue- Long staircasesRed- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Red- TrueYellow- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name Key

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 ____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

B1B2B3B4B5

I1I2I3I4I5

N1N2N4N5

G1G2G3G4G5

O1O2O3

O4O5

Cut these out and use while playing bingo

12

3

4

5

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Red- Long staircasesBlack- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Yellow- TrueRed- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name

Answer the questions below and color in the ring basedon the correct response

12

3

45

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Blue- Long staircasesRed- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Red- TrueYellow- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name Key

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 ____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

12

3

4

5

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Red- Long staircasesBlack- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Yellow- TrueRed- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name

Answer the questions below and color in the ring basedon the correct response

12

3

45

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Blue- Long staircasesRed- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Red- TrueYellow- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name Key

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 ____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

12

3

45

Review Glyph

1 What type of democracy does the United States useBlue- Representative Democracy

Orange- Direct Democracy

2

3

4

5

The United States modeled the Supreme Court buildingafter which Greek building

Yellow- TempleBlack- Parthenon

What type of architecture did America adopt from Greece

Blue- Long staircasesRed- Columns

The first Olympic games held in Greece allowed womenand men to participate

Red- TrueYellow- False

In ancient Greece everyone was able to vote fora leader

Blue- TrueGreen- False

Name Key

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 ____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 ____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

Ancient GreeceAssessment

Name

Use the word box below to answer questions 1-5 Then write the correct answer on the line

Athens Greece

1 The __________________ is a famous Greek building which influenced the architecture of differentAmerican buildings

2 A direct democracy was first modeled in ___________________

Parthenon

Washington DC

3 A _________________ means the people make decisions

democracy

4 _____________________ is how a building is constructed or designed

architecture

5 The __________________ originated in Greece and is still a very popular sporting event

Olympics

Circle the correct answer for the questions below

6 The United States adopted which of the follow architecture designs from the Greek culture

A ColumnsB Carvings

C Both of these

Key

Parthenon

Athens Greece

democracy

architecture

Olympics

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

7 This type of democracy allows citizens to meet and vote on ideas and decisions

A Direct democracy B Government

8 This type of democracy votes on a person to represent them with government related decisions

A Direct democracy B Representative democracy

9 Which of the following people were allowed to vote in ancient Athens

A Women B Men

C Everyone could vote

10 This building in Washington DC shows how the architecture of the United States was influenced by Ancient Greece

A White House B Supreme Court Building

C Court House

Write 3 sentences about the ancient and modern Olympics

C Government

C Representative Democracy

Answers will vary

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

Find Greece on the map and shade it in with your pencil

Complete the compare and contrast bubbles below

DirectDemocracy

RepresentativeDemocracyBoth

Answers will vary

Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

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Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

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Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

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Pacing IdeasDay 1- Locate Greece on a map Students will work on the paper plate activity There

are two different versions Each student will receive a handout and paper plate This is a fun way for them to study the location of Greece

Day 2- Students will start working on their booklets Once everything is put togetherwe read the book together and discuss vocabulary I like for my students

to take these home and read it with a parent each night

Day 3- Olympics Day we read the comprehension passage and answer the questions

Day 4- Architecture Day students will design their own Greek building using materials you provide Pretzel sticks and peanut

butter is always an easy way to go Or you could challenge your students to bring in their own supplies Donrsquot forget to

complete the architecture handout too

Day 5- Democracy Readers Theater there are 6 people in the skit so make groups accordingly

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

Pacing Ideas

Day 6- Introduce the centers for review week Start first center rotation Center 1-rdquoLetrsquos Planrdquo Olympic committee activity

Center 2- ldquo Build Itrdquo Design your own columnCenter 3- Create your own BINGO board and glyph activity

Day 7- Continue centers

Day 8- Continue centers

Day 9- Bingo Review students should have a card filled out from their center activity Cut out the attached squares place

them in a cup and call out Bingo coordinates and random vocabulary terms

Day 10- Assessment

These ideas are based on 30-40 minu te social studies segments

Column Center

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue

CreditsThis item is a paid digital download from my TpT store (httpwwwteacherspayteacherscomStore BeckieL) Therefore it is for use in one classroom only Please purchase additional licenses if you plan to distribute beyond your own classroom Please contact me if you wish to be granted special permissions

Thank you for your purchase I hope this product works well in your classroom I love receiving feedback on how you utilize my products in your own classroom Plus when you leave feedback you earn TPT credit which can be used on future TPT purchases I love posting random freebies Make sure you follow me for my freebie updates )

created by Beckie L

created by Beckie L

Font by KG Fonts

Maps from Alison Hislop

httpteacherspayteachersStoresuzibeedesigns

Glitter Meets Glue