Welcome to the World of
By Christina Anderson
Imagine yourself in a time before Nintendo and Sega. Picture yourself living in ancient Greece with no TV, car, or the technologies of science, and having no understanding of the cause of natural phenomena that science has answered today. How would you begin to explain to a civilization of people who lived close to nature why the sky is blue or where rain comes from?
Greek mythology provides a fascinating background to Greek history and how the ancient Greeks saw the world. Greek mythology incorporates elaborate stories of historical events in which humans become god-like and do things no other humans can do.
I. ARACHNE THE WEAVER
II.THE ODYSSEY
III. IDENTIFICATION OF GREEK CHARACTERS
IV. GREEK WRITERS
My Resources:
Bellingham, David. Greek Mythology. Chartwell Books,Inc.,1989
Evans,Cheryl. Greek Myths and Legends. Usborne Publishing Ltd., London, England, 1985.
Osborne, Mary Pope. Favorite Greek Myths. Scholastic Inc.,New York, New York,1989.
Patrick, Richard. Greek Mythology.Octopus Books., USA,1972.
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