Waldorf Block: Sixth Grade Roman History
This block covers life in Ancient Rome, Mythology, Culture, Maps, The Republic, the Rise and Fall of Rome and much more. This block also includes biographies of famous figures in history – including female figures (this is unique to the Earthschooling Waldorf curriculum). This also includes access to all the Roman Main Lesson Book pages for sixth grade. As an extra bonus this package also includes a video that shows you how to teach the Roman history main lesson block.
Living Lessons are video lessons where a teacher leads the class through the main lessons for this grade. You can use these lessons as examples to follow for your own teaching or can use them as supplements to your own teaching (we all need a break now and then. I would have loved to have these available on days I was ill or was taking care of my fussy baby). Scroll down to the class listings below to see the full syllabus and to view some free samples!
This block covers life in Ancient Rome, Mythology, Culture, Maps, The Republic, the Rise and Fall of Rome and much more. This block also includes biographies of famous figures in history – including female figures (this is unique to the Earthschooling Waldorf curriculum). This also includes access to all the Roman Main Lesson Book pages for sixth grade. As an extra bonus this package also includes a video that shows you how to teach the Roman history main lesson block.
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Your Instructor
Nicholas Andrea now resides in the lush woodlands of northern Delaware with his family after spending the last six years teaching at the Asheville Waldorf School in North Carolina as a grades, music, and aftercare teacher. Nicholas earned his Waldorf Elementary and Music certifications at Sunbridge Institute in Spring Valley, NY. He is passionate about the Waldorf curriculum and believes in its ability to raise capable, compassionate, and creative human beings. After the birth of their son last October, Nicholas and his partner Cassie wanted more time at home with their baby which has led Nicholas to finding Earthschooling.
Nicholas is also passionate about music, speech arts, and history. Known in other circles as “The Bard,” Nicholas’s lifelong love of music has led him to a variety of instruments including world percussion, dijeridoo, flutes of various kinds, and Irish and Scottish bagpipes. He is also a published poet, and he spends his spare time plumbing the mysteries of world history in order to understand how we got where we are and where we go from here.
Course Curriculum
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StartIMPORTANT NOTE FOR THIS BLOCK
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StartWritten Lessons for Sixth Grade Ancient Roman History Block (30:00)
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StartAncient Rome Lesson #1: Earlier Civilizations (47:46)
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StartAncient Rome Lesson #2: Slavery in the Ancient World and the Gift of Freedom (51:20)
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StartAncient Rome Lesson #3: Romulus and Remus (54:07)
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StartAncient Rome Lesson #4: The Founding of Rome (49:56)
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StartAncient Rome Lesson #5: The Etruscans (67:44)
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StartAncient Rome Lesson #6: The Founding of the Roman Republic (49:36)
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StartAncient Rome Lesson #7: The Patricians, Plebeians, and the Government of Rome (53:45)
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StartAncient Rome Lesson #8: Senatus Populus Que Romanus, the Senate and People of Rome (129:22)
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StartAncient Rome Lesson #9: Haudenosaunee Government as a Comparison to Roman Republic (76:55)
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StartAncient Rome Lesson #10: Carthage (101:15)
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StartAncient Rome Lesson #11: Hannibal Ante Portas! Hannibal Is at Our Gates! (111:34)
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StartAncient Rome Lesson #12: The Fate of Carthage and Hannibal (69:46)
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StartAncient Rome Lesson #13: Cornelia the Patrician Noblewoman (73:30)
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StartAncient Rome Lesson #14: The Great and Noble Gracchi Brothers (83:10)
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StartAncient Rome Lesson #15: People from the North: The Cimbri and The Teutons (91:48)
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StartAncient Rome Lesson #16: The Story of Marius (104:10)
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StartAncient Rome Lesson #17: The Young Gaius Julius Caesar (82:54)
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StartAncient Rome Lesson #18: Caesar, Crassus, and Pompey (100:38)
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StartAncient Rome Lesson #19: Gaul and the Celtic People (115:15)
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StartAncient Rome Lesson #20: Caesar Lands in Britain (118:49)
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StartAncient Rome Lesson #21: Crossing The Rubicon (94:14)
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StartAncient Rome Lesson #22: Caesar Returns to Rome (88:12)
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StartAncient Rome Lesson #23: The Ides of March (165:02)
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StartTHIS BLOCK IS NOW COMPLETE