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Introduction to Greek Mythology
- 1. Greek Myths Objectives ● Be introduced to Greek history by reviewing the Greek God/Goddesses’ family tree and learning about the various Greek Gods ● Identify the elements of Greek myths in various stories ● Apply the main elements of a Greek myth in your own creation
- 2. Greek Myths – What do you know?
- 3. Family Reunion How many names do you recognize? If you don’t recognize any, choose two and find out who they were
- 5. Elements of a Myth Question to be explained and answered (Ex: Why is there snow?) Human Characters God or Goddess God or Goddess showing human emotion Good vs. Evil Supernatural Being Magic
- 6. Question Asked: • Why does Georgian Bay have 30,000 islands? Question Answered: • Because the Giant Kitchikewana was heartbroken, picked up earth and threw it • Then he lay down to die, and that is why we have Giant’s Tomb
- 7. Persephone and The Pomegranate • Can you identify the elements of a myth? Fill in the worksheet as you watch
- 8. Persephone & The Story of the Seasons • Read the text • Do Page 6 (Cloze Sentences) • Do Page 7 (Comprehension Questions
- 9. Echo and Narcissus Can you identify the elements of a myth Can you identify the elements of a myth? Fill in the worksheet as you watch .
- 10. The Story of Echo& Narcissus • Written Activity: The opposite of narcissist is an altruist. An altruist is someone who shows unselfish concern for the welfare of others. With altruist at the top of a one to ‐ ten scale arid narcissist at the bottom, how would you rate yourself? Why? (1 paragraph) • Read the story • Do Page 6 (Grammar and Sequencing)