Roman Emperors - The Good, The Bad, and the Mad
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Roman Emperors: The Good, The Bad, and The Mad
The main objective of this lesson is for students to evaluate the rule of different emperors and determine who were the best and worst.
Lesson is built to work with digital learning! Students can complete and submit their working using the fillable PDF files
You get a 10 slide PowerPoint with:
- Do now Questions
- Charts with Background Information on Roman Emperors
Resources:
- Roman Emperor Information Cards – 10 Cards for the 10 emperors to choose from. Each is 200-250 words in length and has excellent visuals to help engage students
- Roman Emperor Information Chart –1100 words- Bullet points and shorthand notes about the 10 emperors and their rule. Roughly 100-125 words per emperor
Activity Options:
- Option 1 – Students select 1 Roman Emperor from the Information Cards and complete the “Report Card Worksheet”
- Option 2 - Students select 3 Roman Emperors from the Information Cards and complete the Graphic Organizer Provided
- Option 3 – Students select 5 emperors from the Information Chart and complete the Graphic Organizer Provided
- Option 4 – Students use the Information Chart to complete the “Pick the Emperor Worksheet”
Conclusion Option 1: Students are asked some summary questions that can work with either activity they have chosen
Conclusion Option 2: Students are asked to complete the “Thought Question Worksheet” where they answer critical thinking questions based on what they have learned.
Keys/Examples are provided for all worksheets and activities!
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