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Step into the world of Ancient Persia with meaningful history activities designed to spark curiosity and deeper thinking in upper elementary learners. Through research, discussion, and hands-on follow-up work, children explore the culture, beliefs, achievements, government, and daily life of one of the world’s most influential ancient civilizations.
Rooted in Montessori-inspired learning principles, this resource encourages children to make connections across history, think critically about the past, and understand how civilizations shape the world we live in today. Perfect for Montessori classrooms, homeschool studies, and upper elementary cultural or Cosmic Education work.
Designed for diverse student abilities this resource pack has:
- A marking rubric for students to monitor their learning.
-Lesson sequence for the teacher.
-Study plan and reflection sheet.
-A range of follow up activities, including 'I have, who has' game, choice boards and matching activities.
-To state the contributions of Ancient Persia to humanity.
- To apply creativity and problem solving skills.
-To explain what the words ‘primary source’ mean.
-To identify primary sources related to Ancient Persia.
-To explain, create, evaluate, and contextualize information about Ancient Persia.
What is covered
Ancient Persia introduction ( page of text, cloze exercise, reading comprehension with 3 questions)
Ancient Persia natural environment ( page of text, cloze exercise, reading comprehension with 3 questions)
Ancient Persia daily life( page of text, cloze exercise, reading comprehension with 3 questions)
Ancient Persia industry ( page of text, cloze exercise, reading comprehension with 3 questions)
Ancient Persia government and society ( page of text, cloze exercise, reading comprehension with 3 questions)
Ancient Persia language, religion, and culture ( page of text, cloze exercise, reading comprehension with 3 questions)
Discoveries and contributions of Ancient Persia.
Sorting activity to learn what is a primary source and what is not.
50 pages
Also available in a bundle of Ancient Civilizations here
