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This KS3 lesson explores the daily life and challenges faced by both Greeks and Trojans during the 10-year Siege of Troy. Students will examine the key events of the war, the difficulties endured by soldiers and civilians, and the roles of major heroes in the siege. The lesson encourages critical thinking as students evaluate the human impact of prolonged conflict. All resources are included! Learning Outcomes: Identify the major heroes and their roles in the siege. Explain the key events and challenges of the 10-year war. Evaluate how the long siege would have affected both Greeks and Trojans. Thanks for looking at my resource! If you find it helpful, please leave a review. You can also check out my other lessons on Ancient Greece and Classics.

This KS3 lesson explores the story of Paris and Helen, building on the Judgement of Paris myth. Students examine who Helen was, her background, and why Paris’ choice led to such devastating consequences. They will recall the key events from the myth and evaluate whether Helen should be held responsible for the events that followed. All resources are included! Learning Outcomes: Recall key events from the Judgement of Paris story. Explain who Helen was, her background, and why Paris’ choice mattered. Evaluate whether Helen was responsible for the events that followed. Thanks for looking at my resource! If you find it helpful, please leave a review. You can also check out my other lessons on Ancient Greece and Classics.

This is a ready-to-use introductory lesson for KS3 students exploring Ancient Greece. Students will learn about the geography of Greece and how it shaped its culture, politics, and daily life. The lesson introduces key features of Greek civilisation, including city-states, democracy, and daily customs, and helps students identify major city-states on a map. Perfect for the first lesson in a Classics or Ancient History course, it includes maps, activities, and discussion prompts to hook students and develop their curiosity about the ancient world. No worksheets needed - ready to teach straight away! Learning Outcomes: Explain how Greece’s geography influenced its civilisation. Identify major Greek city-states and their characteristics. Describe key aspects of daily life and governance in Ancient Greece. Thanks for looking at my resource! If you find it helpful, please leave a review. You can also check out my other lessons on Ancient Greece and Classics.

This KS3 lesson explores the lasting impact of Ancient Greece on the modern world. Students evaluate which Greek achievements, such as democracy, philosophy, art, sport, and warfare, have been most influential, providing reasons for their choices. The lesson encourages critical thinking while introducing key examples of Greek contributions to modern society. Ideal as an introduction to Classics or Ancient History. All resources are included! Learning Outcomes: Explain key achievements of Ancient Greece in politics, sport, art, philosophy, and warfare. Evaluate which Greek achievements have had the greatest impact on the modern world. Identify examples of Ancient Greek innovations and cultural contributions. Thanks for looking at my resource! If you find it helpful, please leave a review. You can also check out my other lessons on Ancient Greece and Classics.

This KS3 lesson brings Greek mythology to life by exploring the story of the Golden Apple and the Judgement of Paris. Students examine how the gods influenced human events and evaluate Paris’ decision, considering which goddess’ bribe would have been the wisest. The lesson also reinforces understanding of myths and legends while introducing key Greek gods. All resources included! Learning Outcomes: Explain the story of the Golden Apple and the role of the gods in human affairs. Evaluate Paris’ decision and justify which goddess’ bribe was the wisest choice. Recall the definitions of myth and legend, and identify the key gods involved. Thanks for looking at my resource! If you find it helpful, please leave a review. You can also check out my other lessons on Ancient Greece and Classics.

This KS3 lesson explores the legendary journey of Odysseus from Troy back to Ithaca through a captivating story format using the story of the Odyssey by Homer. Students will follow the key events of his voyage, the challenges he faced, and how he overcame them. The lesson also considers the roles of gods, monsters, and human choices in shaping his adventures. All resources, including an accessible version of the story, and teacher answer sheets, are included for easy use in the classroom. Learning Outcomes: Explain the key events of Odysseus’ journey from Troy to Ithaca. Identify the roles of gods, monsters, and human choices in the story. Evaluate the challenges Odysseus faced and how he overcame them. Thanks for looking at my resource! If you find it helpful, please leave a review. You can also check out my other lessons on Ancient Greece and Classics.

This KS3 lesson tells the dramatic story of the Trojan Horse and the fall of Troy. Students will learn about the Greek plan, the role of key figures such as Odysseus and Sinon, and how the Trojans responded. They will evaluate the cleverness and risks of the strategy and consider its impact on the outcome of the war. This lesson combines storytelling, analysis, and critical thinking. All resources are included for easy use in the classroom. The lesson includes a fun role play activity too. Learning Outcomes: Explain the story of the Trojan Horse and the events leading to Troy’s fall. Describe the roles of key figures in the Greek plan (Odysseus, Sinon) and the Trojan response. Evaluate the cleverness and risks of the Trojan Horse strategy and its impact on the war. Thanks for looking at my resource! If you find it helpful, please leave a review. You can also check out my other lessons on Ancient Greece and Classics.