Roman Food Activity

Cut-and-glue sort on ancient Rome: students decide whether foods such as ostrich, porridge, garum and legumes were eaten by the rich or the poor, then glue each one in place.
Year levels
Years 2–9
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1
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Updated Sep 13, 2024

Subject
History: Europe, History: World, History, Social Studies
Topic
Roman Food Activity, Roman Food
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An amazing activity designed for the students to learn more about history.

Roman Food

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Roman Food

This friendly designed worksheet is suitable for students at school, homeschooling, and as a group activity.

Instructions

Did the rich and the poor eat different things in ancient Rome?

Cut out the food pieces and glue them where they belong.

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Available in a PDF format.

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Learning objectives

  • Sort foods by who ate them in ancient Roman society

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