Did you know?
- Rome is famous for spectacular monuments, ancient roads and massive stadiums.
- The ancient Romans believed major gods lived in temples built across the empire.
- Roman myths teach young children early concepts of leadership and teamwork.
Roman Books For 4-Year-Old Kids
Books about Rome for 4-year-olds introduce the distinct personalities of the gods and goddesses through large-scale illustrations and recognizable symbols. Children can learn to map out simple character relationships and connect specific classical tools, like a trident or a shield, to individual personalities.
Help your child grow through reading
How to make the most of Epic
For Parents
- Let kids turn the pages themselves while looking at the Colosseum illustrations.
- Look for repeating square patterns along the borders of the stone walls.
For Educators
- Group similar Roman helmets and armor pieces together in the artwork.
- Point and describe animals shown in Italian countryside scenes.
FAQ
Preschoolers can practice shapes, colors and basic counting during group time by looking at the bold artwork of pottery, temples and armor.
Stories featuring gladiators or massive engineering feats can turn reading time into high-interest entertainment!
Kids can easily wind down in the afternoon and build up their focus spans with these books about the Roman Empire.
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