Students will explore ancient Rome and Greece through interactive stations in the 'Legacy Lab' to identify key differences and similarities in their geography, political structures, social life, and cultural achievements, setting the stage for defining the debate topic and outlining constraints for their comparative analysis.

Students will collaboratively brainstorm and document innovative ideas for comparing and debating the key cultural achievements and innovations of ancient Rome and Greece, preparing for the creation of their slideshow and Venn diagram.

Students will collaborate to select their stance on the debate, organize their research findings into a detailed slideshow plan, and prepare their arguments by integrating insights from their Venn diagrams, setting the stage for the upcoming creation phase.

Students will collaboratively create a multimedia slideshow or Canva presentation on selected topics comparing ancient Rome and Greece, incorporating their findings from previous phases to build and test their prototype for the debate and voting session.

Students will present their Venn diagrams and slideshow content to their peers, conduct mock debates to test the strength of their arguments, and receive peer feedback to validate their conclusions on the cultural impact of ancient Rome and Greece.

Students will evaluate their slideshow presentations and Venn diagrams to identify strengths and areas for improvement, collaboratively refine their arguments and visual content, and prepare for the final debate on the legacy and impact of ancient Rome and Greece.

Students will present their slideshows, debate on which civilization had the greater impact, vote on the outcome, and reflect on their learning journey, synthesizing insights from the comparison of ancient Rome and Greece.