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I Wonder Why Romans Wore Togas

May 22, 2016 by Emma Filbrun · Leave a Comment

22 May

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I Wonder Why Romans Wore Togas by Fiona Macdonald

Title: I Wonder Why Romans Wore Togas
Author: Fiona Macdonald
Series: I Wonder Why
Major Themes: Ancient Rome
Synopsis: With questions and answers, and color pictures, young children are introduced to Ancient Rome.

There are several books in the I Wonder Why series; this is the only one I’ve actually read so far. I would say it is a fairly good introduction to ancient Rome, or supplement to accompany a study. Each page has several questions you might ask about Rome, such as, “Who ruled Rome?” “Why did Romans jump in the bath together?” “Who lived in high-rise flats?” “What did the children play with?” The answers, while brief, are quite informative, and are illustrated with color pictures. For being a short book, I Wonder Why Romans Wore Togas has a lot in it. The text is easy enough for second- and third-graders to read.

WARNING: Page 16 shows nude men at the baths. They are all shown from behind, however.

Age levels:

Listening Level—Ages 5 – 8, 8 – 12
Reading Independently—Ages 5 – 6, 7 – 9

Links to buy this book:

Amazon: Paperback | Hardcover
AbeBooks: View Choices on AbeBooks.com

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Keywords: Ancient Times · Europe · Rome

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About Emma Filbrun

Emma Filbrun is a homeschooling mother of eight children. She has been a bookworm since she was taught to read at three years old, and now delights in sharing her finds with her husband, children, and friends. Besides being a reviewer for IgniteLit, she blogs at Lots of Helpers, where she shares tidbits of her life in a busy household and reviews homeschooling curriculum.

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