Please write ONE body paragraph that follows the format we discusses in class. If you were absent, or need a reminder of what we discussed, the hopefully the following notes should get you headed in the right direction.
Topic/Thesis: The ancient Greeks used Mythology to help explain the natural world around them.
Support/POA: You will need to choose three categories to use for your 3 support paragraphs. You may choose from the following list, or create your own.
Flowers
Trees/Plants
Animals: Appearance, existence, behavior
Geographical locations/names
Seasons
Weather events
Mankind: existence and behaviors
Stars/Constellations/Heavenly events
Note: Each support you choose will be developed into a body paragraph. You must then have three myths that will explain each support point and connect back to the thesis. You must find a balance for the description you provide of each myth. Embrace the ideal of the Golden Mean—too much information will get off topic, and too little information will be unacceptably brief!
Warning: Make sure you are using your own words! The ghost of Edith will haunt you if you steal her words without giving her credit. (You’ll lose credit also)
Body Paragraph Format:
Topic sentence: Introduces support point and connects back to thesis
Supporting Myth #1—Brief explanation
Transition + Supporting Myth #2—Brief explanation
Transition + Supporting Myth #3—Brief explanation
Concluding sentence connecting back to topic of paragraph and thesis
Friday, December 18, 2009
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Monday, December 7, 2009
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Due Monday, December 7th
Read the story of Hercules and stop after he has completed his 12 labors. We will have a reading quiz on this material, and you may use notes that you take to help you on the reading quiz.
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Unit 2 Test December 4th
Remember for the test you can use ONE side of a 3x5 inch card to help you on the test.
Make sure to bring your Unit 2 Flashcards AND your Glossary 2.
Glossary 2 Names: (page numbers correspond to the Big Book)
Polyphemus (105); Hospitality Law; Narcissus (111); Hyacinthus (115); Adonis (117); Otus and Ephialtes (190); Daedalus 192); Golden Mean; Deus ex Machina; 7 out of the 8 tales of lovers (135-158)
16 Total Entries
Make sure to bring your Unit 2 Flashcards AND your Glossary 2.
Glossary 2 Names: (page numbers correspond to the Big Book)
Polyphemus (105); Hospitality Law; Narcissus (111); Hyacinthus (115); Adonis (117); Otus and Ephialtes (190); Daedalus 192); Golden Mean; Deus ex Machina; 7 out of the 8 tales of lovers (135-158)
16 Total Entries
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