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• You are welcome to select the activities which are most appropriate for the focus of your visit and adapt sheets to meet the needs of your students. • Each activity is designed to support the students in looking at, and thinking about, objects on display in the gallery.
The Parthenon lesson plan with free download and assignment. Greek sculpture lesson plan. Art from ancient Greece, the use of marble and ideas and artifacts, lesson plan, background, student handouts.
Download pdf version. Learn about the sculptures of the Parthenon frieze, and the architecture of the temple. This resource asks students to link written descriptions to visual observation, reproduce images and develop the imagination. Curriculum links: Art and Design, History.
Focus: Students explore the civilization of ancient Greece, which lives on in many ways—in our language, government, art and architecture, the Olympics, and more. Students learn about the city-states of Sparta and Athens, Greek democracy, the gods and goddesses of the ancient Greeks, and the philosophers Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle.
Draw the Parthenon. 1. Draw the top triangle. 4. Start the tops of the 8 columns. 7. Add two lines inside each column. 2. Add the panel below. 5. Finish the 4 columns on the right. 8. Draw the top details and landscaping. 3. Draw the base, the same width. 6. Finish the 4 left columns. 9. Trace with a marker and color. The Parthenon.
Figures on the Temple: Accompany students around the gallery to identify the different types of sculptures and their original locations on the Parthenon. Refer to the diagrams and models. Watching the Process
• Students will begin by locating the Parthenon sculptures in place and time. • To encourage students to think critically about why built heritage and particularly the Parthenon sculptures are significant they will then be asked
