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Alexander the Great had one of the biggest empires in history, but by the time he attempted to conquer India his soldiers desperately wanted to return home. This worksheet asks the children to imagine they are one of his generals and to write him a letter saying why you should stop fighting in India and return home.
Here's a worksheet about Alexander the Great which will really get the children thinking and writing creatively. Alexander the Great founded over 70 cities and named many after himself, and he even named one after his horse!
Here's a worksheet that tests historical and geographical knowledge in one! Can the children label Macedonia and cities from Alexander the Great's empire on the map, and shade in the areas that he conquered too?
"Whatever possession we gain by our sword cannot be sure or lasting, but the love gained by kindness and moderation is certain and durable." Our simple worksheet asks the children to write about what Alexander the Great meant by this quote and to rewrite the quote in their own word
