At last! The paper men of Ancient History are here!
Featuring Ancient Egypt, Ancient Rome, Vikings, Ancient China and Japan and Ancient India, these paper men will complement your Paper Dolls of Ancient History.
My children to love colour in while I read aloud to them – and what better way to keep hands busy while studying Ancient History than to colour, cut out, laminate and play with these paper figures?
Your children can use these figures for narrations. Somehow, focusing on a paper doll/ figure helps the child remember and retell the details. Children could make plays and dramatize their stories. I am always fascinated by homeschooled children’s imaginative games ~ how they often use historical names, places and events in their creative play.
This is what the paper men look like:
Click here for your download ~ Paper Men Ancient History
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Have you got a body for the Egyptian man? He seems to be the only one without a face!
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@Cynthia, we use the man for India for the Egyptian and Roman. I only added faces for those men who had facial hair. You may have to make a copy of the Indian man for a full set. 🙂
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Nadene, I just followed your comment back from our blog (lastinline)…
LOL,your *that* Nadene – oh my – I LOVE your site and the thanks is all mine for sharing all your stuff.
Truly.
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Hurray for paper men!!
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Hi, my daughter is still busy with your Asian paper women. She did a lapbook on India and your paper doll played a prominent part in it. Idem dito for Japan. Many thanks.
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YAY!!!!!!!!!! Thanks so much. Being the mom of boys, the girl dolls would not have gone over so well. 🙂
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