Sunday, February 8, 2015

Review of The Book of the Ancient Greeks by Memoria Press

The Book of the Ancient Greeks
 by Memoria Press


I have to thank Christie for giving me the green book, and the Teacher Guide.  I am very thankful! 




We have spent the past five weeks completing The Book of the Ancient Greeks, by Memoria Press.  I thought I would make a separate post to show some detail about this set of books.  I have found it very well done!  I'm visual, so I've taken some pictures to SHOW some of the material.  

It is a pretty easy to follow set.  You read the thick chapter book that is broken up into specific topics, then the student fills out the worksheet questions regarding that chapter, and the teacher's manual provides all the answers to check your students answers.

Overview of some chapters:

Crete and the Civilization of the Early Aegean World
I The Mediterranean World
II Crete
1. Legends of Crete
2. The Palaces of Crete
3. Dress
4. Religion and Literature
a)Religion
b) Writing and Literature
5. A Day in Crete
6. The Destroyers
III. The Mainland
1. Troy and the First Discoveries
2. Mycenae and Tiryns
3. Life in the Homeric Age
4. The Greek Migrations

The Greeks
I The Land of Greece
II Greek Religion and the Oracles
III The Olympic Games
IV The Greek City-State
V Sparta
1. The Government of Sparta: Laws of Lycurgus
2. Customs in Sparta
3. Spartan Education
VI The Growth of Athens 
1. Earliest Athens
2. The Rule of the Few: the Oligarchy
3. Solon, the Wise Man of Athens, and the Rule of the Many
4. The Tyrants
VII Greek Colonies
Plus another two more pages of chapters!  This set is very informative!
etc. etc.









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