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English One: Odyssey 3 - Circe Odyssey 2 - Polyphemus Land of The Lotus Eaters Odyssey Review 1 The Trojan War Unit 2 Vocabulary PowerPoint Mythological Characters Prometheus Pandora Persephone Arachne Ham On Rye 1 Ham On Rye 2 Ham On Rye 3 Ham On Rye Part 3 Ham On Rye Part 4 Ham On Rye Part 5 Ham On Rye Part 6 Ham On Rye Part 7 Ham On Rye Part 8a Ham On Rye Part 9 Ham On Rye Part 10 Ham On Rye - Part 11 Ham On Rye - Part 12 World Cultures Cannibalism Unit 2 Vocabulary PowerPoint Norse Creation Myth The Grendel Nidud The Cruel Take-Home Exam For Mythology Powerpoint J-M, O-R, and S-Z, follow these directions: |
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1. Open your Mythology A to Z Presentation, or begin a new one.
Today's will be our last presentation before the Mythology Exam.
2. Add five slides, and add information to your "Sources" Slide:
a. Research a mythological character based on one of the groups of letters that is missing
from your TeacherEase account (J-M, O-R, and S-Z). Use the links below these directions.
b. Include a title slide for character.
c. You must tell a story involving your choice (not merely a listing of facts).
1. It must have a slide for the "Beginning" of the story, a slide for the "Middle,"
and a slide for the "End."
2. It must be summarized, brief, and in your own words.
4. Images must relate to the part of the story
c. Each slide must have an image.
d. One slide explaining what interested you about the story, or why you chose this topic.
e. Your sources:
1. Add to your sources slide, and drag it to the end of your presentation.
2. If you are starting a new presentation, create a new "Sources" slide.
3. Only provide sources for written information - do not worry about the image sources.
5. Email the completed presentation to me at icflamm@sof.philasd.org
Links: http://www.theoi.com/
Excellent Mythology Site for Information and Images
http://www.pantheon.org/areas/mythology/europe/greek/articles.html
Encyclopedia of Greek Mythology
http://www.mythweb.com/encyc/contents.html
Alphabetized Resource
http://www.windows2universe.org/mythology/myths.html
Mythology and Science
If you need the .pdf, here it is:
Today's will be our last presentation before the Mythology Exam.
2. Add five slides, and add information to your "Sources" Slide:
a. Research a mythological character based on one of the groups of letters that is missing
from your TeacherEase account (J-M, O-R, and S-Z). Use the links below these directions.
b. Include a title slide for character.
c. You must tell a story involving your choice (not merely a listing of facts).
1. It must have a slide for the "Beginning" of the story, a slide for the "Middle,"
and a slide for the "End."
2. It must be summarized, brief, and in your own words.
4. Images must relate to the part of the story
c. Each slide must have an image.
d. One slide explaining what interested you about the story, or why you chose this topic.
e. Your sources:
1. Add to your sources slide, and drag it to the end of your presentation.
2. If you are starting a new presentation, create a new "Sources" slide.
3. Only provide sources for written information - do not worry about the image sources.
5. Email the completed presentation to me at icflamm@sof.philasd.org
Links: http://www.theoi.com/
Excellent Mythology Site for Information and Images
http://www.pantheon.org/areas/mythology/europe/greek/articles.html
Encyclopedia of Greek Mythology
http://www.mythweb.com/encyc/contents.html
Alphabetized Resource
http://www.windows2universe.org/mythology/myths.html
Mythology and Science
If you need the .pdf, here it is:
| greek_and_roman_mythology_a_to_z.pdf |