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This lesson contains:
- A discussion activity to discuss Ancient Rome and for students to share what they know using the picture prompts.
- An overview of what public health means.
- An activity using the on-board information and the info sheet provided to complete questions on the importance of the army and how the army helped medical progress.
- Discussion of public health measures used by the Romans, followed by info and an activity on the uses and effectiveness of aquaducts, toilets, sewers and Roman baths.
- A plenary to use a radar graph to determine the most important parts of Roman public health.
Attachments:
- 1 x Powerpoint Presentation
- 3 x Publisher Files
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