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Photographic Images
from:
http://www.vitruvio.ch/arc/roman/colosseum.php
Task:
You will be assigned a role for the Day at the
Colosseum and will do your research based on the characteristics and
experiences of that person.
Once you have researched the
person, Colosseum and the games, you will fill out your personal report
of your particular experience at the Colosseum.
You will also draw a picture of
yourself and two items that are important in your life in ancient Rome.
You will present yourself, your
artifacts and your story to the other citizens and slaves of Rome.
Process:
I. Select your role
|
Emperor Vespasian or Titus |
Senator |
Centurion
(soldier) |
|
Engineer/Builder |
Land
Owner (Patrician) |
Farmer |
|
Shopkeeper |
House
Slave |
Senator's Wife
(Women) |
|
Gladiator Trainer (lanista) |
Gladiator - Samnite/Secutor |
Gladiator -
Retiarius |
|
Gladiator - Myrmillo |
Gladiator - Essedarii |
Venatores -
Animal Fighter |
II. Research
the person, Colosseum and games. Notes Worksheet
III. Fill
out your Personal Report
IV. Draw a
picture of "yourself" on an 8X11 sheet of paper
V. Draw 2
items of importance to you, in ancient Rome
VI. Place
the picture of "yourself" in the appropriate spot on the Colosseum in
your classroom and be prepared to present your research to the class.
Evaluation:
Please hand in: Your Research Notes, Personal Report, and 3 drawings.
Be prepared
for your presentation.
See
attached Assessment Sheet.
Conclusion:
You have spent a long day participating in the festivities at the
Colosseum and now you must return home. We hope your day was interesting
and that you are still
Alive!
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BBC Ancient History Colosseum:Emblem of Rome
http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/ancient/romans/colosseum_01.shtml
The Colosseum
http://www.the-colosseum.net/idx-en.htm
Crystalinks: Ancient Rome http://www.crystalinks.com/rome.html
Discovery Channel: <Ancient Rome
http://www.exn.ca/rome/colosseum.htm >Illustrated History of the Roman Empire.
<http://www.roman-empire.net/children/index.html
>
McManus, Barbara Arena: Gladitorial Games <http://www.vroma.org/~bmcmanus/arena.html
>
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>
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>
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http://library.thinkquest.org/26602/home.htm
>
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