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5 January 2026

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Help students explore the theme New Beginnings by studying ancient Roman beliefs with this clear and engaging Grade 2/3 assembly presentation about Janus, the Roman god of beginnings. This nonfiction passage explains who Janus was, what he represented, and why the Romans believed beginnings were so important.

What’s Included:

  • 12+ slide PowerPoint presentation (digital resource)
  • Visual prompts, explanations, and real-life links
  • Quiz (multiple choice with answers)
  • Final reflection + personal challenge
  • Cross-curricular connections

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