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100 Facts Gladiators

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This engaging non-fiction book for kids is filled with historical images, activities, and 100 fascinating facts about ancient Roman gladiators. Young readers will discover essential information about these warriors, presented in straightforward numbered facts accompanied by stunning illustrations and photographs that enhance understanding. Key topics include the origins of gladiators, notable figures like Spartacus, and the evolving role of the arena as a site for entertainment, politics, and punishment. Intriguing facts include the weight of gladiator helmets, which were about 7 kilograms—twice that of an army helmet—and the Romans' fascination with trained animals, such as an ape driving a chariot pulled by camels. A remarkable incident in 165 BC saw an entire audience leave a theatre to watch a gladiatorial show, leaving the actors behind! Interactive activities make learning fun and accessible, such as creating a shield using cardboard and colored pencils, answering quiz questions about gladiator trainers, and reenacting the Andabatae combat game with blindfolds and multiple players. This book is a perfect resource for children aged 6 and up, combining education with entertainment in a visually appealing format.

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100 Facts Gladiators, Rupert Matthews, Miles Kelly

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Rok wydania
2015
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Tytuł
100 Facts Gladiators
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2015
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
48
ISBN10
1782093680
ISBN13
9781782093688
Ocena
3,35 z 5
Opis
This engaging non-fiction book for kids is filled with historical images, activities, and 100 fascinating facts about ancient Roman gladiators. Young readers will discover essential information about these warriors, presented in straightforward numbered facts accompanied by stunning illustrations and photographs that enhance understanding. Key topics include the origins of gladiators, notable figures like Spartacus, and the evolving role of the arena as a site for entertainment, politics, and punishment. Intriguing facts include the weight of gladiator helmets, which were about 7 kilograms—twice that of an army helmet—and the Romans' fascination with trained animals, such as an ape driving a chariot pulled by camels. A remarkable incident in 165 BC saw an entire audience leave a theatre to watch a gladiatorial show, leaving the actors behind! Interactive activities make learning fun and accessible, such as creating a shield using cardboard and colored pencils, answering quiz questions about gladiator trainers, and reenacting the Andabatae combat game with blindfolds and multiple players. This book is a perfect resource for children aged 6 and up, combining education with entertainment in a visually appealing format.