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The History in our Language: Idioms from Ancient Times, Part 2
Some of our common English sayings have a very ancient past. As a follow-up to The History in our Language: Idioms from Ancient Times, Part 1, here is Part 2 of idioms with ancient roots.
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The History in our Language: Idioms from Ancient Times, Part 1
*Originally published on February 7, 2013, this is the first post in our Ancient Idioms series. Don’t miss Part 2 on Thursday! It’s no secret that English is heavily influenced by Latin and Ancient Greek – especially if you’ve ever had to … Continue reading
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Summer Reading Recap: Mesopotamia and the Middle East
It’s time to head back to school and if you’re a teacher that means decorating your classroom and finishing up your lesson plans. We’re here to help you out with free resources on ancient Mesopotamia and the Middle East. From … Continue reading
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Summer Reading Recap: Greece
For those of you returning to school this September, today we’re bringing you up to speed on ancient Greece. Make sure you’re the first one to raise your hand this year when the teacher says, “Where is the birthplace of … Continue reading
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Tagged Ancient Greece, ancient history, AntiquityNOW, back to school, Greek history, social studies, summer reading
Summer Reading Recap: Rome
Summer is winding down and kids are heading back to school. There are supplies to organize, bags to pack and school clothes to buy. But you also want to make sure they are ready to reboot from a long summer. … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient history, ancient recipes, Ancient Rome, AntiquityNOW, back to school, history, Roman Empire, Roman history, Rome, social studies, summer reading
Mesopotamia
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Roman Empire
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Ancient Greece
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Ancient Egypt
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The Middle East
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