1. December 19, 2018 Where do you like to shop?

2. Take 3-4,5-6, and 9-10 to the library.

3. Essential Question
How did the scarcity of resources in Greece lead to the conquest of neighboring lands?

4. Essential Standard
6.G.1.2  Explain the factors that influenced the movement of people, goods, and ideas and the effects of that movement on societies and regions over time.
6.E.1.1  Explain how conflict, compromise, and negotiation over the availability of resources impacted the economic development of various civilizations, societies and regions.

5. I can explain what the Agora is .

6. The Agora, the marketplace and civic center, was one of the most important parts of an ancient city of Athens. In addition to being a place where people gathered to buy and sell all kinds of commodities, it was also a place where people assembled to discuss all kinds of topics: business, politics, current events, or the nature of the universe and the divine.  The Agora of Athens, where ancient Greek democracy first came to life, provides a wonderful opportunity to examine the commercial, political, religious, and cultural life of one of the great cities of the ancient world.

7. If you were to visit the agora, what would you want to see? Why?

8. I now put you into partners
I will assign you a number. Please research the way the Ancient Greeks used this item.

9. 1. clothes
2. sandals
3. drapes
4. slippers
5. shoes
6. pottery dishes
7. pottery cookware

10. Please draw a picture of the item you were assigned.
Come up with a price of the item.
If you need a piece of paper, let me know.

11. I need 5 people to be customers.
The customers will walk around acting like they are buying things in the agora
The rest of you I need to act like you are in the agora and you are selling your product.

12. Go back to assign seats.

13. Ask students to come up and present products

14. What is the agora?

15. Go back and with your partner.

16. 3-4 Front Table BACK TABLE Tazier Oliver Na’Moni Baldwin Ameilia Eagen
Thomas
Bailey
SaMya
Logan
Gracie
Adams
Irvin
Satterfield
Tanner
Loftis
Benjamin
Hannah
Miranda
Hancock
Brian
Jones
David
Dameron
Chase
Gatewood
Hunter
Mullins
Ty’Riq
Moore
Qaronta
Plunkett
Jahki
Jones
Jimmie
Ensley
David
Medrano
Victor
McRae
Malia
Cunningham
Jamyan
Lipscomb
Alondra
Foster
Bailey
Tankersley
Caleb
Clemmons
Ethan
Myer
BACK TABLE
Bailey
Tankersley

17. 5-6 Front Table BACK TABLE Nicholas Ricchini Jalean Hardin Dillon
Rowland
Emery
Webster
Bernice
Sanchez
Front
Table
Monserratt
Sanchez
Mckenzie
Willard
Brianna
Ridge
Ashley
Perez
Braxton
Sauerbrei
Ava
Tailey
Jaidyn
Shumaker
Christopher
Poteat
Joshuah
Smith
Lily
Lynch
Brianna
Shoemaker
Luca
Spicer
Blake
McGee
James
Jones
William
Newnam
Brandon
Newcomer
Emma
Thorton
Leila
Scott
BACK TABLE

18. 7-8 Front Table BACK TABLE Cannon Edwards Emma Allmond Gabrielle Lodge
Wyatt
Andrews
Front
Table
John
Carver
Adam
Alejandro
Chace
Irby
Ethan
Litten
Austin
Gilliam
Nathan
Emerson
Ethan
Litten
Krista
Gusler
Chloie
Johnson
Za’Kiya
Graves
Cali
Richardson
Brenley
Burr
Cristin
Graves
Kailynne
Goodman
Breylen
Harris
Samuel
White
Kelsey
Craig
Shelby
Wilson
Trinity
Ross
Samuel
White
John
Lamb
Tyzavier
Jay
Makayla
Graves
Patience
Tuttle
Iveona
Hooper
Chace Irby
Aaron
Palmer
Ja’Bari
Lea
BACK TABLE

19. 9-10 SEATING CHART Front Table BACK TABLE Cemarie Motley Damari Crump
Shawndale
Wilson
Emah
Maciborski
Julia
Rogers
Jarvis
Truman
Malachi Stewart
Patricia
Ricchini
Bryson
Saul
Asia
Pennix
Makayla
Newnam
Victoria
Weadon
Zionna
Reddick
Sheila
Pulliam
Jakayla
Wade
Cemarie
Motley
Michelle
Wellington
Terrance
Paul
Brandon
Robertson
Emily
Wilkinson
Jeremy
Price
Chase
Smith
BACK TABLE

20. Online dice

21. 18.
17.
16. 15
Won the Peloponnesian War
FINISH
Won the Persian War
Philosopher in Athens
Reason why people of Egypt were mummified
11.
12.
13.
14.
War between Persia and City states of Ancient Greece
START 1.
10.
Believe in many gods 9. 8. 7.
War between Sparta and Athens
Women had no right in this Ancient Greek city state
Women could own property this Ancient Greek city state
Believed strongly in the military 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Type of government in Athens.
Type of government in Ancient Sparta
piece of land almost completely surrounded by water
Place of shopping in Ancient Greece
Birthplace of democracy

22. FINISH START Nile Socrates River agora 18. 17. 16. 15 11. 12. 13. 14.
Sparta
City states of Ancient Greece
Plato and Socrates
For the afterlife
11.
12.
13.
14.
START
Persian War
Nile
River
Socrates 1.
10.
Polytheism 9. 8. 7.
Peloponnesian war
Athens
Sparta
Sparta 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Democracy
oligarchy
peninsula
agora
Athens

23. Play tic tac toe

24. Believed only in military
Government of Sparta
Government of
Athens
Believed only in military
Women had few rights here
Winner of Peloponnesian War
Winner of Persian War
Philosopher in Ancient Greece
Ancient Greece was on this type of landform
Who fought in Peloponnesian war

25. oligarchy
democracy
Sparta
Athens
Sparta
City states of Ancient
Greece
Socrates
Plato
peninsula
Sparta and Athens

26. Play kahoot.