Our past few assignments are based on the story of Theseus and have been done during class time. For the first part of the story, we produced a story map, and for the second part, we created a "life of Theseus" character sheet.
If you missed these days, here's what you need to do for make up:
For 11/16: Read from the beginning of Theseus up to his arrival in Crete. Create a 10 event timeline that describes his journey there. You should include details about the test involving the rock, and an explanation of what Theseus does to each bandit.
For 11/18: Finish reading the story of Theseus. Write down character details about: The Minotaur (how he dies), Aegeus (how he dies), what Theseus is like as King, Ariadne, Hippolyta, Pirithous, Hippolytus, and Phaedra.
Make sure you turn these in when you return.
Welcome to Mythology!
Mythology is a semester long English course that can earn students a .5 literature credit. Students embark on a journey that takes them back to the Mythology of ancient Greece and Rome and to a lesser extent that of Northern Europe. Along the way, students compete in a class-wide simulation to determine if they can achieve ancient supremacy.
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