Die Römer (Set)

Learning workshop 'Die Römer' - a teaching material for science lessons in grades 3 and 4

On the trail of the ancient Romans - with varied worksheets and exercise materials

Explore the exciting Roman times with your pupils. What was everyday life like for a Roman legionnaire and how did people live in a Roman fort back then? How did slaves live compared to rich families? Which buildings can be traced back to the Romans? The children receive answers to these and other questions at 30 varied stations with child-friendly worksheets. The pupils play a domino game about the legend of Romulus and Remus and create a profile of Emperor Augustus.

Discover Latin words in today's language and read Roman numerals

Your pupils go in search of clues and learn which Latin words occur in our modern language, how to read Roman numerals and much more. The religion of the Romans is just as much a topic as everyday life in a Roman school or the housing situation. A dice game with knowledge questions rounds off the learning workshop on the topic of 'Römer'.

This is what the teaching material on the topic of 'Römer' contains: A routing slip allows pupils to keep track of their work at all times. Task cards give the children clear work assignments. The 30 stations are accompanied by a variety of worksheets with reading texts, games, puzzles, texts for reading and much more. For the quicker learners, there are exciting research assignments to delve deeper into individual aspects of a topic. So that the children can check their work independently, the workshop contains solutions for all stations where concrete results are to be worked out.