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Girls played with dolls. Poorer children made rag dolls while the richer children had dolls of clay or wax some even had joints to bend and pose. They loved marbles.

There are mosaics and paintings that show the children of ancient Rome playing all kinds of games. Homer describes kids riding on hobby horses, building play houses, and even making little carts and hitching up live mice to pull them.

Both kids and adults played an early form of tic-tac-toe during the Roman Empire. They played an early form of golf called paganica, by hitting a stuffed leather ball with a bent stick. Young and old, the ancient Romans loved challenges, competitions, and games of chance. Try some interactive fun quizzes and games about or invented by ancient Rome below. Flash games have been removed. Known your numerals - interactive, be careful, if you miss one, the computer wins!

Nine Mens Morris interactive and other board games. Can you guess how many marbles are in the jar? Mini Golf interactive - an ancient Roman game. Bowling - the Romans played a type of bowling, this is the modern form. Scroll down to Roman Legionary interactive. Scroll down to the Roman Quiz interactive - and find out which emperor collected seashells. Canada - First People. Canadian Geography. Canada - Provinces. Carbon Cycle. Celsius and Fahrenheit. Central America. Champlain, Samuel de.

Child Labor. Chinese New Year. Christmas Games. Civil Rights. Civil War, American. Cold War. Color Spectrum science. Coloring, Online Interactive. Columbus Day. Composers music. Compound Words. Computer Parts. Conflict Resolution. Confusing Words. Congress, US Gov. Cook, James. Coordinates math. Cotton Gin. Counting Numbers. Countries Around the World - Craft Ideas. Coupons Games. Cows, Cattle. Creation of American Government. Creative Writing.

Criminal Justice in America. Dangerous Weather. Darwin, Charles. Data Analysis Math. David, Bible Stories. Declaration of Independence. De Soto, Hernando. Dewey Decimals. Dickens - A Christmas Carol. Disney Games, free. Distance, Rate, Time.

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Farm Life, Farming. Father's Day. Fibonacci Numbers. Figurative Language. Fire Prevention Week, Fire Safety. Flag Day. Fonts free. Food Chains. Food Pyramid. Food Safety. Ford, Henry. Forensics for Kids. Fortune Telling. Fort Sumter - start of the Civil War. Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. Franklin, Ben. French Language.

Full Stop. Galapagos Islands. Genesis, Book of the Bible. Genres literature. Geological Time. German Language. Getting Dressed Games. Global Warming. Globe Theatre. Glorious Revolution. Gold Rush. Grandparents Day. Great Depression. Great Seal of the United States.

Greek Gods Craft Ideas. Groundhog Day. Hanukkah Games. Harlem Renaissance. Harry Potter. Heat Transfer. Henry VIII. Hispanic Heritage Month. Hobbies for Kids. Holiday Crafts for Kids. How Plants Grow.

Hudson, Henry. Human Body. Human Body - Body Parts. Human Body - Brain. Human Body - Circulatory System. Human Body - Digestive System. Human Body - Ear. Human Body - Excretory System.

Human Body - Eye. Human Body - Heart. Human Body - Immune System. Human Body - Muscles. Human Body - Nervous System. Human Body - Skin. Human Body - Systems. Human Body - Teeth. Human Rights. Ice Ages. Ice Cream. Identity Theft. Immigration, Ellis Island. Imperialism American. India, craft ideas. Industrial Revolution in England. Industrial Revolution in the US. Infrared Universe. Internet Games like Pinball, Disney, Puzzles all free.

International Dateline. Italian, language. Jamestown Colony. Japanese-American Internment. Jefferson, Thomas. Jonah and the Whale. Johnny Appleseed. Judicial Branch, US Gov. Julius Caesar, Shakespeare's Play. July 4th, US Independence Day. But, of course you may use our lesson plans, units, and learning modules in your classrooms with some restrictions.

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