Resources for Classics Classes

Teach your students about the engineering marvels of Roman roads and the ways Romans traveled! This no-prep, engaging lesson is designed for Latin classes, but is easily adapted for history courses covering Ancient Rome's infrastructure, and transportation. What's Included?Google Slides Presentation – Covers Roman roads, key features, and travel methods in an easy-to-follow format.Guided Notes – A structured handout to help students stay engaged and retain key details.Worksheet – Reinforces lear

This Roman Clothing & Fashion Lesson introduces students to clothing, accessories, and beauty standards in Ancient Rome, while analyzing how fashion reflected social class, citizenship, and cultural values. Students will explore garments such as the toga, stola, tunica, and palla, along with accessories and cosmetics, and examine what clothing symbolized in Roman society. Designed for secondary classrooms, this resource works especially well in Latin, World History, Ancient History, and Human

This Roman Homes and Cities Lesson includes everything you need for an engaging and structured introduction to urban life in Ancient Rome, including Roman housing, public buildings, and city planning. Students will explore different types of Roman homes (insulae, villae urbanae, villae rusticae), important architectural features, and common buildings found in Roman cities while analyzing how housing reflected social class and daily life. Designed for secondary classrooms, this resource works