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Monday 9/19: EQ: Who was Medusa and why is she an important figure in Greek mythology? 1. Medusa masks (craft) 2. Medusa film and discussion ELA12LSV2, ELABLRC2 Tuesday 9/20: EQ: How does Medusa differ from other Greek goddesses? 1. Medusa film and discussion ELA12LSV2, ELABLRC2 Wednesday 9/21: EQ: How can someone be both a hero and a villain? 1. Read The Labors and Death of Heracles and discuss. ELABLRC1, ELABLRC2 2. Introduce and discuss upcoming project Thursday 9/22: EQ: What can we learn about Heracles that the myth doesn’t tell us? 1. Read The Labors and Death of Heracles and discuss. ELABLRC1, ELABLRC2 2. Brainstorming ideas for project Friday 9/23: EQ: How can we find additional info. about the hero? 1. Finish reading The Labors and Death of Heracles World Mythology Week 9/26-9/30 Monday: EQ: How do you identify reliable research material? 1) Media Center for research – ELA12W3 Tuesday: EQ: How do you identify the most essential and useful information from several sources? 1) Media Center for research – ELA12W3 Wednesday: EQ: Why are there discrepancies in different versions of a myth? 1) Heracles Scrapbook/Newspaper Project – ELABLRL3 Thursday: EQ: How do you organize a scrapbook/newspaper so that it tells a complete story from the first page to the last? 1) Heracles Scrapbook/Newspaper Project – ELABLRL3 Friday: EQ: How are the various myths from Greek and Roman mythology similar/different? 1) Greek/Roman Myth TEST 10/3 Monday: EQ: All from unit Greek/Roman Test 1 10/4 Tuesday: EQ: 1.Why have references to Roman deities been found in ancient sites in England? Why was Roman mythology so prevalent throughout ancient Europe? Bath/Aquae Sulis PPT/handout 10/5 Wednesday: EQ: 1.How is a culture’s mythology reflected in its historical record? Spartan Soldiers and the history behind the “Last Stand of the 300,” the Battle of Marathon, the Persian drive to wipe out Athens, and the myths behind them all. 10/6 Thursday: EQ: 1. How is a culture’s mythology reflected in its historical record? Spartan Soldiers and the history behind the “Last Stand of the 300,” the Battle of Marathon, the Persian drive to wipe out Athens, and the myths behind them all. 10/7 Friday: EQ: How is a culture’s mythology reflected in its historical record? Spartan Soldiers and the history behind the “Last Stand of the 300,” the Battle of Marathon, the Persian drive to wipe out Athens, and the myths behind them all. 10/10 Monday: Student Holiday 10/11 Tuesday: EQ: 1.Who are the major gods and heroes of ancient Greece and Rome? 1. Finish Shields & Amphorae 10/12 Wednesday: EQ: 1. Who are the major gods and heroes of ancient Greece and Rome? 1. Perseus myth DVD & ancient Greek map. 10/13 Thursday: EQ: 1. Who are the major gods and heroes of ancient Greece and Rome? 1. Perseus myth DVD & ancient Greek map. 10/14 Friday: EQ: 1. Who are the major gods and heroes of ancient Greece and Rome? 1. Perseus myth DVD & ancient Greek map. 10/17 Monday: EQ: 1.Who are the major gods and heroes of ancient Greece and Rome? 1. The Legend of the Minotaur 10/18 Tuesday: EQ: 1.Who are the major gods and heroes of ancient Greece and Rome? 1. The Legend of the Minotaur 10/19 Wednesday: EQ: 1. How can myths and legends be represented in 3-D form? 1. Myth Pumpkins 10/20 Thursday: EQ: 1. How can myths and legends be represented in 3-D form? 1. Myth Pumpkins 10/21 Friday: EQ: 1. How can myths and legends be represented in 3-D form? 1. Myth Pumpkins
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