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糖心Vlog

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5 November 2026

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Bring Ancient Rome into your classroom with this engaging Roman town labelling activity!Pupils explore a Roman town plan and identify important features, including the forum, bathhouse, amphitheatre, temple, roads and aqueduct. They鈥檒l learn and use key historical vocabulary, match places to their purposes and discover how Roman town features helped people live, work and travel.

The activities also introduce the role of the aqueduct and invite pupils to use what they鈥檝e learned to plan a Roman town of their own. It鈥檚 a practical way to build historical knowledge, develop observation skills and encourage thoughtful discussion.

Ideal for Primary History lessons, topic work, group activities or independent learning.

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