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Roman Choice Menu
Your chosen activities must total 40 points. You may select from the ones below, but you must reach a
total of 40 points.
Easy= 10 Points Each
1.
Roman Mosaic- The Romans decorated their home and other buildings with mosaics, pictures
made from tiny pieces of stone or tile set in clay. Some mosaics show scenes from mythology or
daily life. Make your own mosaic and write a paragraph of how the Romans used mosaics.
2. 3D Timeline - Design a three-dimensional timeline for the events that led to the rise and then
fall of the Roman Empire. Make sure to include major events told about in your textbook.
3. Everyday Life- Create a journal entry about the everyday life of a Roman Citizen. Make sure and
include your class, your thoughts on government, your job description, and your rights as a
Roman citizen.
Middle= 20 Points Each
1.
Roman Legionary- Research and Draw- The Roman soldier was well equipped with weapons
and protective clothing. Research the complete list of articles, tell the definition of what the
article was, and what it was used for to protect the soldier. Draw a Roman Soldier, including all
armor and label the specific pieces.
2. Emperors- You Be the Person- Pick one Roman Ruler from your textbook. Research your ruler
and find out as many details as possible. Cover at least five important facts about his life in your
presentation. Your presentation should be 3-5 minutes in length. You will have to turn in your
script with your presentation. You must have props or a costume and present as though you are
the person.
3. Roman Numerals-Scrapbook Page- Showcase real life uses for Roman Numerals. Your page
should include multiple pictures and uses of Roman Numerals. You also need to include a key
for all of the numbers you show, and include the rules for writing Roman Numerals.
4. Coliseum or Gladiators- black and white flip book, using at least 50 pictures. The flip book will
show the action, but you must research factual information about the Coliseum or the
Gladiators. In a three paragraph write up, explain the characters, places, and events in your
story, as well as factual information to teach us about the events performed in Ancient Rome.
Hard- 30 Points Each
1. Script/Play- Use story elements to create a play with people, places, events and plot. Groups
cannot be larger than four. You must completely write the script and turn it in for approval
before presenting. Your group will act out the play for the whole class. Your presentation
should last from 5-10 minutes.
2. Roman Legacy- Research a major achievement of Ancient Rome (Christianity, Architecture, or
Government). It should have at least five visual and five written elements, three cited sources
for your research, and include information about how your chosen achievement was used at the
peak of the Roman Empire. Your project should show a connection between Ancient Rome and
present day.