A little series of cartoon boxes for learners to complete with sentences and pictures having read or watched the story of the Nemean lion. A video of the story can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rf-EmvbgwRE

A simple and very visual and kinaesthetic worksheet for younger children learning about the 12th Labour of Hercules. I got them to watch the clip of this from the Abbey Home Medea Hercules dvd before doing this to make it even more visual and audio.

A worksheet designed to go along side listening to/ watching the story of the Fall of Troy. Many pupils find it a challenge to remember each character and what they do in the story. This activity is aimed at helping them to make sense for themselves of who is who and that their role is.

A very short and simple powerpoint on Hannibal and the journey he took with his elephants. Aimed at younger children who struggle to read aloud from the board.

A worksheet on aqueducts aimed at younger children. Used to reinforce what they were and what they were used for.

A worksheet to get young pupils thinking about what items would have existed in Roman times and why.

The legend of Horatius Cocles in a PowerPoint. Aimed at those learning the story for Common Entrance.

A worksheet for pupils to complete while listening to or watching the story of Jason of the Argonauts. Great for pupils to identify the different characters.

A worksheet that explores the links between Latin and English and how this can be seen in the roots of words in both languages.

A PowerPoint to interactively teach the Greek alphabet and how to transcribe words in and out of English.

A simple set of activities with minimum text to learn Roman numerals. Presented in a very visual and simple style to help dyslexics work confidently and independently on this topic.

A crossword of the legend of Romulus and Remus designed to help learners to recall the vocabulary and names from the story in context.

A range of resources to help children to remember the sequencing and characters from Theseus and the Minotaur.

This is a lesson to support those of lower ability with learning the myth of Perseus and Medusa. It contains sequencing parts of the story to help children to process the facts in the correct order. It includes activities in pairs to remember the characters. It also includes visual pictures to identify. The mixture of the visual, kinaesthetic and the chance to discuss with partner helps children to process the story. Also comes with a cartoon grid to complete.