Clothes

Schooling

Food

Fun

Homes

Rich People

Soldiers

Colorful Tunics and Togas, calcei or sandals. Women wore fine stolas or robes, makeup and jewelry

Only men and boys learned to read and write in private schools or tutors at home. They used a 

Wrote on wax tablets and wrote with a stick called stylus.

fresh meat, fish, fruits, vegetables, bread, honey and wine

Men only bath houses,  watched gladiator fights, wrestling, chariot races

Rich and Poor BOYS: Balls, board games,  kites, tiny models of people and animals,  hoops, with pieces of metal on them, like bells, to jingle and warn people in their way.  stilts  tic-tac-toe, Knucklebones"  like jacks, only played with bones.The boys played war-type games. 

Large homes with many rooms called a Domus or Villa

Poor People

Tunic or robes, sandals

 No schooling

bread, olives, cheese, raisins, water

GIRLS: rags dolls and dolls of wax or clay. Ball, board games and lifted weights.

 small rooms or apartments or cenaculum

Slaves

Tunics and sandals

slaves taught kids   at home

small rooms in owners houses or prisons.

Rich Men

Poor Men

Rich Women

Poor Women

Rich Boys

Poor Boys

Rich Girls

Poor Girls

  Roles of People in Ancient Rome

 Head of family,

shopkeepers, farmers, and craft workers.

Ran their home and children

Ran their home and worked with husband

Went to private school or had tutors at home. Learned to read and write.

 learned family business Were considered men at 16

 learned to sew, weave and run a home, got married at 14

 learned family business got married at 14 or 15