Havo 1 tto: Greeks - lesson 1

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• Leerjaar 1

Greeks

Lesson 1

Start of the lesson

Phone NOT in classroom

Chewing gum in bin

Book, notebook, laptop + Plenda on table

Sit in your spot

Menu of the day

Plenda

Recap

Homework

City-states & citizenship rights

Myth of the day

Plenda

Answer learning question 1 (from Greeks) in Teams + learn key words

Homework

During the lesson, I will check your homework --> if it's not there, I'll put a cross in SOM

• You need to do your homework so you can keep up
• When I get worried --> I'll email your parents

Recap

Is everything thap happened in the past a part of history?

1. Yes
2. No

What is the time before history called?

Age 1

Age 2

Age 3

Age 4

Age 5

Explorers & reformers

Cities & states

Hunters & farmers

Greeks & Romans

Monks & knights

Why did hunter-gatherers not have a script?

1. They did not have harvests and livestock
2. They did not have the necessary tools
3. They weren't able to invent it
4. It was not important for them to record information

What is the cause of the invention of the script

1. People wanted to remember stories
2. People wanted to record taxes
3. People wanted to write recipes
4. It was an accident, so there was no cause

Greeks

Goal

You understand how the Greeks lived

City-states

• Turn to page 58: let's do exercise 1 together
• After that, we'll read page 59 together

Greek citizens

There was a lot of inequality in Greece:

• Between free people and slaves
• Between citizens and foreigners
• Between men and women
• Between rich and poor

You only had citizenship rights if you were these 4 things

Free

Slave

Poor

Rich

Man

Woman

Foreigner

Citizen

Greek citizens

Why did only free, male citizens have citizenship rights?

• Because they fought in wars --> you had to pay for your own weapons

Exercises

Do exercises 4, 6 + 7 on page 62

• Finished? --> grab an answer booklet and check your answers
• Finished again? --> answer the learning question

Break

Myth of the day

When there's a lesson about the Greeks or the Romans I will tell a myth. What is that?

• Myths usually give an explanation or a life lesson. Listen to the story and see if you can figure out what it is

Life in a Greek city-state

Read the last paragraph in silence ('Life in a Greek city-state') and do exercises 9 + 11

• Finished? --> grab an answer booklet and check your answers
  
• Finished again? --> answer the learning question

Score the goal: how did the Greeks live?