Ancient Greece Inspire Box

Transform your classroom into an archaeological museum and let the students uncover the wonders of Ancient Greece! The Ancient Greece Inspire Box is a carefully curated collection of replica artefacts, designed to bring the rich culture, history, and mythology of Ancient Greece to life. With a mix of objects for display, hands-on exploration, and educational use, this box is perfect for immersing students in the fascinating world of the ancient Greeks.

The Ancient Greece Inspire Box Includes:

• Yellow Display Drape: Set the scene with a vibrant drape, perfect for creating a museum-like atmosphere and displaying your Ancient Greek artefacts in style.
• Small Oil Lamp: A replica of the oil lamps used in Ancient Greek households, offering a glimpse into daily life and the importance of lighting in ancient times.
• Greek Coins: A set of replica Ancient Greek coins that showcase the art and symbolism used in Greek currency, allowing students to explore the role of money in trade and economy.
• Mini Trojan Helmet: A small, detailed replica of the famous helmet worn by the warriors of the Trojan War, allowing students to connect with one of the most well-known events in Greek mythology.
• Trojan Plaque: A beautifully crafted plaque depicting scenes or symbols related to the Trojan War, perfect for studying one of Ancient Greece’s most legendary conflicts.
• Greek Masks: These iconic theatre masks reflect the important role of drama in Ancient Greek culture. Students can use these masks for imaginative play or performances, diving deeper into Greek theatre traditions.
• Bronze Lantern: A small, replica bronze lantern similar to those used in Ancient Greek temples and homes, illustrating the importance of light in both practical and symbolic contexts.
• Large Parthenon Plaque: A detailed plaque representing the Parthenon, one of the most iconic buildings of Ancient Greece, allowing students to explore the architecture and culture of Athens.
• Medium Amphora: A medium-sized replica of the iconic pottery used for storing goods, such as oil and wine, during Ancient Greek times. This artefact is perfect for studying the daily life and trade of the Greeks.
• Boys Leather Shoes: A pair of miniature leather shoes designed to replicate footwear worn by Greek boys, providing insight into the practical aspects of Ancient Greek life.
• Octopus Pendant: A stunning reproduction of a Greek octopus pendant, illustrating the ancient Greeks’ intricate craftsmanship and their connection to the sea.
• Eros Plaque: A plaque featuring Eros, the god of love in Greek mythology. This artefact offers a way to discuss Greek mythology and the pantheon of gods and goddesses.
• Bull Temple Plaque: A plaque showcasing a bull, an animal often associated with Greek rituals and sacrifices, perfect for studying the religious practices of the Greeks.
• Chariot Plaque: A beautifully detailed plaque depicting a Greek chariot, a significant aspect of Greek warfare and sport, offering insights into the culture of ancient Greece.
• Alexander the Great Bust: A small, detailed bust of Alexander the Great, one of the most famous historical figures from Ancient Greece, allowing students to explore his life and conquests.

Educational Benefits:

• Interactive Learning: The diverse range of replica artefacts encourages hands-on exploration and provides a tactile connection to Ancient Greek culture and history.
• Cross-Disciplinary Learning: With objects from art, history, mythology, and drama, the box supports cross-curricular lessons, helping students engage with a variety of subjects.
• Historical Context: Through these artefacts, students can explore the daily life, religion, and mythology of the Ancient Greeks, offering a richer understanding of their civilisation.
• Creative Expression: Items like the Greek theatre masks and Greek jewellery inspire creativity and provide opportunities for art projects and drama performances.
• Cultural Exploration: The box provides students with a deeper connection to the customs, beliefs, and achievements of the Ancient Greeks, making the study of this civilisation more meaningful.

Ideal For:

• KS2 Students: Designed for Key Stage 2 students, this box offers an engaging and hands-on way to explore Ancient Greece.
• Classroom Displays: Perfect for creating an interactive display or museum exhibit that immerses students in Ancient Greek history and culture.
• History and Mythology Lessons: Use the artefacts to enhance lessons about Greek history, mythology, and culture, making learning more interactive and engaging.
• Creative Projects: The artefacts encourage students to develop artistic projects, such as creating their own Greek masks, performing Greek plays, or crafting Ancient Greek jewellery.
• Archaeological Exploration: The box is ideal for engaging students in an archaeological dig activity, where they can unearth and study the replica artefacts.

Please Note: Contents may vary slightly depending on the availability of artefacts.