Greek Myth 2 Persephone

Objective: you will cite strong and thorough textual evidence to support analysis of what the text says explicitly as well as inferences and conclusions based on an author’s explicit assumptions and beliefs about a subject.

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Read Today's Myth and answer the following questions using Complete Sentences.

Exit Ticket - Use Complete Sentences

We no longer make up stories to explain things like "where spiders come from" or "why do we have winter and summer."

In the 21st century, how do intelligent people attempt to explain things they do not know about?

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Read Today's Myth and answer the following questions using Complete Sentences.

Exit Ticket - Use Complete SentencesWe no longer make up stories to explain things like "where spiders come from" or "why do we have winter and summer."In the 21st century, how do intelligent people attempt to explain things they do not know about?

Late Assignments:

Exit Ticket - Use Complete Sentences

We no longer make up stories to explain things like "where spiders come from" or "why do we have winter and summer."

In the 21st century, how do intelligent people attempt to explain things they do not know about?