Ancient history classroom decor

This sign was made for a Social Studies teacher. Ancient civilizations directional sign. This piece says your classroom is an inspired place!

This post contains fun and interactive timeline and mapping activities for upper elementary or middle school students who are learning about Ancient Civilizations and Ancient History! These teaching resources are great for homeschool, distance learning, and/or in the classroom! Most of the activities in this post contain both DIGITAL (Google Slides ~ assigned in Google

Sharing new ways to decorate your History classroom door

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Below you'll find a variety of methods for painting or drawing brick and stone walls. Hand painted arch on foam board. Picture by Kelly Moreland Hand Painted Wall Don't be intimidated against painting a wall by hand. Take the wall above...it looks amazing and a lot of time went into it for sure. BUT, take a closer look. This wall is doable! The larger bricks aren't drawn with perfect lines...and they are better for it (because real stonework from that period might often be a little…

An elementary art teacher blog with art projects and lessons, DIY projects and outfit photos as well as clothing I have made myself.

I finally finished it!!!! My 12' long bulletin board of 1st quarter 8th grade world history ....

Miss Armstrong | Primary Teacher | ✨ Ancient Rome ✨How cute are my primary 1/2 children’s drawings of Roman soldiers! This topic could be easily adapted for all ages. If… | Instagram

Making a connection to the past through hands-on learning helps a child to remember what he has learned and develop critical thinking skills.

Ancient Rome/Greece bulletin board idea. The whole thing cost $14.50 at the dollar tree. 3 poster boards $0.50 each 8 vines $1.00 each 4 w/ grapes on it 4 w/o and finally 5 plastic grape bunches some red some green and some black $1.00 each. Not bad for a middle school teacher.

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GRAPES method of learning new civilizations.

Classroom door, Romans

Wow! Is tomorrow already August? Time has flown by this summer! I have been gone the majority of the summer, hence the lack in posts... but I am back now! I have a lengthy list of things to blog about from my summer adventures! To begin with, here is one of my crafty Pinterest projects that I have completed (here is the link to the original idea): Colonial America/Revolutionary War Guess Who! I have been wanting to do this project for a while now and finally made the time this last month. It…

Ancient civilizations timeline

Eygptian