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Last updated

9 May 2026

pptx, 16.15 MB
pptx, 16.15 MB
pdf, 2.15 MB
pdf, 2.15 MB

Finish your Ancient Greece unit with this engaging and thought-provoking KS2 history lesson exploring the lasting legacy of the Ancient Greeks! This fully resourced lesson encourages children to make links between the ancient and modern world through discussion, source analysis, retrieval activities, and historical interpretation.

Included in this resource:

  • Full editable PowerPoint lesson
  • Printable task sheets and activities
  • Knowledge notes with child-friendly vocabulary definitions
  • Retrieval “Vocabulary Trio” task linking previous enquiries
  • Ancient vs Modern Olympics comparison activity
  • Democracy source comparison task (Ancient Athens vs Parliament today)
  • “Shades of Meaning” historical significance activity

Children will learn:

  • How Ancient Greek ideas still influence modern life
  • That the Olympic Games began in Ancient Greece
  • How Greek democracy influenced governments today
  • About important Greek thinkers such as Aristotle, Socrates, Plato, and Hippocrates
  • Why the Ancient Greeks are still remembered thousands of years later

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The Ancient Greeks: Society, Power & Legacy - KS2 History

Take children on a journey back over 2,500 years to explore the fascinating world of Ancient Greece through engaging historical enquiries, discussion, evidence analysis, and disciplinary thinking. This fully resourced KS2 History bundle helps children develop both substantive knowledge and historical enquiry skills as they investigate how geography shaped Ancient Greek civilisation, what everyday life was like, who held power, what people believed, and why Ancient Greece still influences modern life today. Lessons encourage pupils to think like historians by analysing artefacts, interpreting sources, comparing viewpoints, and considering the reliability of evidence. Included in this bundle: ✅ Fully editable PowerPoint lessons ✅ Knowledge notes with key vocabulary and child-friendly definitions ✅ Retrieval practice activities ✅ Historical enquiry questions ✅ Source and artefact analysis tasks ✅ Comparison activities and discussion prompts ✅ Sentence stems and scaffolds ✅ Opportunities for disciplinary thinking ✅ Rich visual resources and map work Enquiries Covered: 🏛️ Who were the Ancient Greeks? 👨‍👩‍👧 What was everyday life like? 🗳️ Who had power in Ancient Greece? ⚡ What did the Ancient Greeks believe? 🏅 What is the legacy of the Ancient Greeks? Children will explore: Ancient Greek geography and city-states Athens and Sparta Democracy and power Daily life for different groups in society Greek gods, worship and rituals The Olympics Ancient Greek influence on the modern world Historical evidence and interpretation

£8.00

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