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Ancient Greece Everyday Life; Household

Chores
Exploring the Chores of Ancient Greece
What were the
common household
chores in Ancient
Greece?
• Sweeping and mopping the
floors
• Cooking and preparing meals
• Doing laundry and washing
clothes
Importance and necessity of household chores in
Ancient Greek society
• Household chores were essential
for maintaining cleanliness and
order
• They were also seen as a way to
teach responsibility and
discipline
• Chores helped to ensure the
well-being and health of the
family
True or False question
- "Ancient Greeks did
not have to do any
household chores"
• True
• False
Division of household chores among family
members in Ancient Greece
• Chores were typically divided based
on age and gender
• Women and girls were responsible
for tasks like cooking, cleaning, and
weaving
• Men and boys helped with outdoor
chores like farming and tending to
animals
Tools and methods
used by Ancient
Greeks to clean and
maintain their homes
• Brooms made from twigs or
straw were used for sweeping
• Mops made from rags or
sponges were used for
mopping
• Clay pots or metal containers
were used for storing water
Which tool did Ancient Greeks
use to sweep their floors?

• A. Vacuum cleaner
• B. Broom
• C. Leaf blower
Comparing household chores in Ancient Greece and
modern society
• In Ancient Greece, household
chores were primarily done
manually
• In modern society, we have
appliances and technology to
help with chores
• Both societies recognize the
importance of maintaining a
clean and organized home
Fun facts about household chores in Ancient Greece

• Ancient Greeks often used olive


oil as a cleaning agent
• They believed that a clean home
brought good luck and prosperity
• Some households had slaves or
servants who helped with chores
Would you rather do the • A. Ancient Greece
dishes in Ancient Greece
or in modern society? • B. Modern society

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