1. The Legacies of Rome Open to page 327 of your text book. Review the QUICK FACTS.

2. Read the below statement. Using your background knowledge of Rome, Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Write your answer in the Arch. Give details to support your answer

5. Monkey See- Monkey Do  Let’s do Round 1 together. You will then be expected to do the other 3 rounds by yourselves.

6. Round 1: Art  Step 1: Read Section 3 (Art) in your packet. Then answer the questions in your reading guide.

7. Roman Art

8. Round 1: Art (Continued)  Step 2: In three minutes, identify in your magazine examples of Roman art- such as cameos and mosaics- that influence modern life. Stick a post-it note to the pages where you find examples  Step 3: List the five most unique examples you identified. Remember that you will score 1 point for every example that only your group identifies.

9. Round 1: Art (Continued)  Step 4: Presenters from each group will share their answers. After each presenter shares, those groups that identified the same example must cross it off their list.  Step 5: Count up the items on your list that ARE NOT CROSSED OUT.

10. Tally up each groups’ points

11. Round 2: Architecture & Engineering  Step 1: Read section 4 (Architecture & Engineering) in your packet. Then answer the questions in your reading guide

12. Roman Science, Architecture and Engineering

13. Round 2: Architecture & Engineering (Continued)  Step 2: In three minutes, identify in your magazine examples of Roman architecture and engineering- such as domes and stadiums- that influence modern life. Stick a post-it note to the pages where you find examples  Step 3: List the five most unique examples you identified. Remember that you will score 1 point for every example that only your group identifies.

14. Round 2: Architecture & Engineering (Continued)  Step 4: Presenters from each group will share their answers. After each presenter shares, those groups that identified the same example must cross it off their list.  Step 5: Count up the items on your list that ARE NOT CROSSED OUT.

15. Time to Tally up the Points!

16. Round 3: Language  Step 1: Read Section 5 (Language) in your packet. Then answer the questions in your reading guide.

17. Roman Language

18. Round 3: Language (Continued)  Step 2: In three minutes, identify in your magazines or dictionaries words that have Latin prefixes or roots. You may also find examples of Roman numerals. Put a sticky note on the pages where you find examples.  Step 3: List the five words or Roman numerals you identified. Remember that you will score 1 point for every example that only your group identifies.

19. Round 3: Language (Continued)  Step 4: Presenters from each group will share their answers. After each presenter shares, those groups that identified the same example must cross it off their list.  Step 5: Count up the items on your list that ARE NOT CROSSED OUT

20. Time to Tally up the Points!

21. Round 4: Philosophy & Law  Step 1: Read Section 6 (Philosophy & Law) in your packet. Then answer the questions in your reading guide.

22. Roman Philosophy & Law

23. Finding examples of Roman philosophy and law. What does this look like in our society?

24. Round 4: Philosophy & Law (Continued)  Step 2: In three minutes, identify in your magazine modern examples that show the influence of Roman philosophy and law. The examples should emphasize good character and justice. Stick a post-it note to the pages where you find examples  Step 3: List the five unique examples you identified. You will score 1 point for every example that only your group identifies.

25. Round 4: Philosophy & Law (Continued)  Step 4: Presenters from each group will share their answers. After each presenter shares, those groups that identified the same example must cross it off their list.  Step 5: Count up the items on your list that ARE NOT CROSSED OUT

26. Time to Tally up the Points! Who will be the winner?

27. Video  Roman Legacies Roman Legacies