Some of the sports played in Ancient Greece included discus-throwing, wrestling, and long-jumping.
Yes.
jade is a girls name if you look in a baby book it is under girls names
Depends. Becuz in Ancient Greece thre were "city-states" such as the Athens or Spartans. Each city-state had different ways of schooling. For example, in the Athens, girls didn't go to school, they were home schooled. they learned to read and write there. Boys went to school at about the age 6 or 7. Luckily, SPARTAN girls DID go to school, unlike the athenians. Hope this helps a bit ^^! XOXO Candy Maya
They were given military training to prepare them for callout when their city-state forces were mobilised.
Where they worked - the girls wove cloth, the boys worked on the farm.
By their parents at home.
Yes, in ancient Greece girls were taught by their mothers and boys would either learn their father's trade or go to school.
boys are the only ones who can got to school and the girls can only attend in wrestling and gymnastics
In Sparta ate age 7 boys and girls went to training, but then at age 15 girls married. In Athens ate age 7 only boys went to training which included education and girls stayed home.
the boys used writing tablets.
Both! Girls and boys. A name for boys in ancient egypt :-)
In Ancient Rome, girls' names typically ended in "-a" or had a feminine suffix like "-ia" or "-illa," while boys' names often ended in "-us" or had masculine suffixes like "-ius" or "-o." Some common examples are Julia for girls and Julius for boys.
sparta girls whent to school but not ordanary girls di natral girls would just stay at home and do the work, the boys just whent to school as normal
not girls
A girl could not go to school and had to stay at home while the boys went to school(exception of Sparta). Girls were mainly not allowed outside as the boys were(exception of Sparta)
Some of the sports played in Ancient Greece included discus-throwing, wrestling, and long-jumping.