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City-States and Homes

Welcome to Ancient Greece

What Were Greek City-States?

Greek Homes

Quick Check: Greek City-States

Mistake: Greece Was One Country

Your Turn: Athens or Sparta?

Activity: Draw a Polis

Section Recap: City-States

Food, Clothing, and Family

What Did Greeks Eat?

Clothing and Family

Quick Check: Greek Food

Mistake: Greeks Wore Togas

Your Turn: Dress a Greek

Activity: Greek Meal Planning

Section Recap: Food & Family

School, Sports, and the Olympics

School in Athens

The Olympic Games

Quick Check: Olympics

Mistake: Olympics Had Gold Medals

Your Turn: Olympic Events

Activity: Mini Olympics

Section Recap: School & Olympics

Theater and Entertainment

The Birth of Theater

Music and Fun

Quick Check: Greek Theater

Mistake: Greek Theaters Had Roofs

Your Turn: Write a Mini-Play

Activity: Make a Greek Mask

Section Recap: Theater

Greek Life Challenge

Module Summary

Explore Greek city-states, homes, food, clothing, school, the Olympics, and theater through 4 sections with concept cards, quizzes, mistakes, activities, and a challenge.

What was it like to grow up in ancient Greece. This module explores the homes, food, school, sports, and theater that shaped Greek daily life.

Daily Life in Ancient Greece

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