1) The librarian will be presenting to seventh grade students on a sacred place in mythology. She has tasked the volunteer with creating an outline for her presentation. 2) The outline should include three main sections: the mythological origins, history and functions of the sacred place; any sacred objects associated with the place and their symbolism; and an explanation of the significance of the place and objects to the culture. 3) Under the first heading, the outline should provide an explanation of the mythological origins, history, and functions of the sacred place. It should identify a specific sacred place in mythology and describe its origins

1. Content The seventh-grade tour group is finishing their final visit
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The seventh-grade tour group is finishing their final visit to the library, where the librarian
will be presenting on a sacred place in mythology. She will be letting the students, from
outside of the culture, know what they should expect to find if they were to visit this
mythical place. As the volunteer, the librarian has tasked you with creating an outline for
her to review.
This assignment allows you to demonstrate how effectively you can explain the significance
of sacred places in mythology (Course Learning Outcome #3).
Create an initial 525- to 700-word outline for your librarian to review.
For help with creating an outline see the “How to Create a Full-sentence
Outline” activity Week Five, Course Content.
Create headings that explain which of the assignment topics the material you enter beneath
the heading is addressing.
Your headings should be:
1)Mythological Origins, History and Functions of the place.
2) Sacred objects, Attributes and Symbolism
3)Significance of the place and objects in the minds of people; connections to mythological
stories of the culture; role of place and objects.
Include the following in your outline:
· A sacred place in mythology
1)· An explanation of the mythological origins, history, and functions of the place

2. 2)· A description of any sacred objects and attributes associated with the deities and
mythological origins of this place and the symbolism of these objects as used by
contemporary people and cultures (for example, Apollo's snake and lyre or
Buddha's Bodhi tree)
3)· An explanation of the significance of this place and these objects that addresses the
following:
· What importance do these places or things hold in the minds and emotions of the people?
· How do these places or things connect to mythological stories from that culture?
· What is the role of the place and the associated objects in the culture?