Roman Entertainment can be used as a teaching tool. Children explore the ways in which the Romans entertained themselves in Roman society by watching the blood thirty “Games”, dangerous chariot racing and theatrical plays. Children will learn about: ● The amphitheatres: Where popular entertainment took place. ● Gladiator fights and Chariot racing. ● Roman theatres and the performances that were shown there.

This powerpoint explains the different types of food the Ancient Romans ate. It is for children aged -11 in primary schools who are currently studying Romans in Britain. It includes a creative task at the end. It can be used as a teaching tool. In this powerpoint you will learn about: The different foods that were eaten in the Roman Times. About mealtimes for the rich and poor people in Ancient Rome. Unusual treats that Roman people liked to eat!

Example of If/Then story to stimulate students ideas and motivation to create an interactive adventure story using Google Slides. It can be used to support literacy story writing or applied digital skills. Students collaborate with their classmates, brainstorm ideas whilst learning computer skills.

An entertaining lesson for at the end of the topic. The pupils enjoyed filling in the answers about Ancient Rome and then worked in groups designing their own using the blank copy. Can be used as a cross-curricular lesson combined with computing skills. Useful as a revision tool or a teaching aid.

A fun tool to use as an example for an end of term activity Ancient Rome.

A variety of free animal children’s bookmarks. Great for promoting reading for pleasure in your classrooms!