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PR-2237IRE Ancient Rome

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CURRICULUM Links<br />

<strong>Ancient</strong> <strong>Rome</strong> covers many of the content objectives from the Romans strand unit of the History curriculum for Ireland.<br />

They include that the child should be enabled to:<br />

Strand Strand Class Content Objectives<br />

Early<br />

peoples<br />

and<br />

ancient<br />

societies<br />

Romans 3rd, 4th • become familiar with some aspects of the lives of these peoples<br />

5th & 6th – origins<br />

– homelands and migrations<br />

– homes, settlements, urban developments<br />

– food and farming<br />

– clothes<br />

– work and technologies<br />

– tools and weapons<br />

– cultural/artistic achievements<br />

– language(s), myths, stories<br />

– leisure and pastimes<br />

– faith, beliefs and religious practices<br />

– links these people had with Ireland or Europe (as appropriate)<br />

– relationships of these people with other civilisations<br />

– long-term contribution of these people<br />

• examine critically, and become familiar with, evidence we have which<br />

tells us about these people, especially evidence of these people which<br />

may be found locally and in Ireland, where appropriate<br />

• record the place of these peoples on appropriate timelines<br />

Viewing Sample<br />

Prim-Ed Publishing www.prim-ed.com <strong>Ancient</strong> <strong>Rome</strong> – iii –

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