Welcome to our page for Greek Mythology and Culture.  We are now working on Greek Mythology.  In order to better understand mythology, we will be charting plots, looking at conflict, and identifying protagonists and antagonists.   Students are working on their final myth project.  Please see the link to the rubric below.

• Who we are today is dependent upon who we were before
• Growth is a process that is never ending
• Why is history relevant today?
• Why do people continue to strive for growth?

This week students will be finishing their work on individual events in a myth of their choosing.  They will be illustrating either graphically or descriptively, the moment in their myth that they have chosen, in order to bring out theplot element within that myth.  We will be sharing these and students will be guessing the myth and plot element from the drawing or narrative.  The rubric for this project is here.

Tuesday:
Continue to work on the myth.  Due FRIDAY
ALL BOOKS BORROWED FROM MRS. ELY AND MS. PADRON ARE DUE FRIDAY

Wednesday:
Continue to work on the myth.  Due FRIDAY
ALL BOOKS BORROWED FROM MRS. ELY AND MS. PADRON ARE DUE FRIDAY

Thursday:
Continue to work on the myth.  Due FRIDAY
ALL BOOKS BORROWED FROM MRS. ELY AND MS. PADRON ARE DUE FRIDAY

Friday:
None!

Links for this unit:

Ancient Greece
Ancient Greek (Hellenic) Links
Internet Resources Ancient Greece
Diotima (site for research on Greek women)
Exploring Ancient World Cultures: Greece
Ancient Greece
Architecture of Ancient Greece
The Greeks: Crucible of Civilization
The Ancient Greek World
The Ancient Greeks: Athens
The History of Greece ( a thinkquest site)
Looking at the Art of Ancient Greece
Westernculture.com (List of links)
The Olympics
Architecture of Ancient Greece
The History of Mathematics
Greek Links (an excellent resource!)
Ancient Greek Civilizations
The ELAC Guide to Greek Theater
Odyssey online
Ancient Science and Mathematics
MacBeth Web Quest
Essay Rubric
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