About Split, Croatia

​Fun fact #1
Living in History

​Diocletian's Palace isn't just a tourist attraction -
it's a living city!
People actually live INSIDE the ancient Roman palace walls.
Imagine having
a 17000-year-old basement!

Amazing fact:

Did you know?

The palace covers 38,700 square meters - that is about 5 football stadiums
It was built as Diocletian's retirement home.
Talk about the pension plan!

Multiple Choice

When was Diocletian's Palace built?

• 295-305 AD

• 150-160 AD

• 400-410 AD

• 100-110 AD

Word Cloud

How many people live in Split?

(Choose the best estimate from the options below.)

100,000

150,000

200,000

250,000

Fill in the Blanks

In the series Game of Thrones, the basement of​

Palace was used as a stage for filming. What is the missing word?

Options:

Diocletian's Rector's

Euphrasian Sponza

Multiple Choice

What's the most likely thing you'll see on Marjan Hill?

• Fit locals jogging at 6 AM

• Diocletian's ghost doing yoga

• Tourists looking for Wi-Fi

• Dragons from Game of Thrones

Draw

No speaking allowed for this one! What is the indispensable 'fashion accessory' you absolutely need for a long coffee-drinking session on the Riva on a sunny day? You must draw your answer on the whiteboard in 30 seconds

Poll

How would you spend your ideal afternoon in Split?

• Exploring Diocletian's Palace

• Practicing "fjaka" on the Riva

• Hiking Marjan Hill

• Swimming at Bačvice Beach

Multiple Choice

True or False: In picigin, the goal is to score as many points as possible.

💡 Think about what makes this sport uniquely Croatian...

• True - it's all about scoring!

• False - the goal is to keep the ball from touching water!

Open Ended

CREATIVE CHALLENGE

If Diocletian had social media, what would be his first Instagram post from Split?

💡 Think about: retirement life, palace views, ancient problems vs. modern solutions...

Write your creative answer here:

Multiple Choice

Which feature makes platforms like Wayground effective for formative assessment?

• They only work on computers

• Immediate feedback and gamification

• They're only for

  multiple-choice questions

• Students can't see their progress