Medusa myth story
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In Greek mythology Medusa was a gorgon – a sort of monster, but she was also a beautiful woman whose hair was her most striking feature. The goddess Athena made Medusa a priestess of her temple, but while Medusa was carrying out her duties in the temple …
[DOC File]Ancient Myths
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a summary of the story of Medusa and the origins of the Gorgons with sources fully cited. a comparative analysis of two or more artworks (Greco-Roman period through contemporary) that show the story or an excerpt from it. How do the artists’ visions differ? a summary of the story of Pegasus and it origins with sources fully cited.
[DOC File]Perseus Study Questions
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Children read/listen to another myth- Perseus and Medusa. Recalling other stories so far identify features common to each. Children also draw Medusa using only description in the text. I can identify features of a story type (Greek myth). I can match features of a type of story (Greek myth) to actual stories I have read/ heard. Week 2 wk beg 23/3 6
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According to other sources for this myth, after Athena takes Medusa’s head from Perseus, she gives Asclepius, the god of medicine and healing, two drops of Medusa’s blood. One drop heals any wound, and the other drop is a deadly poison.
Where Does the Myth of Medusa Come From? - Tales of Times ...
The Myth of Medusa. 5. 10. 15. 20. 25. 30. 35. 40. Medusa was the daughter of Phorkys and Keto. Even from a young age, Medusa was considered one of the most beautiful women in all of Greece. She was golden-haired and had fair skin and bright blue eyes. Everywhere she went, men praised her beauty and many wanted to marry her.
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The myth ends by the voice of Echo, repeating after Narcissus, “I love in vain!” ... Think of some everyday phenomenon, and write a brief story that explains how it might have come about. Note to Teacher. It is helpful to do the before you read activities, connecting the survey questions to …
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Review the “expert group” myths of “The Fates”, “The Story of Medusa and Athena” and “Theseus and the Minotaur” Assign one of these three myths to each existing triad. In their triads, students do a first read of the myth to get the gist, then determine a theme of the myth.
[DOC File]Social and historical context: Carol Ann Duffy
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-Read the myth about Medusa-Watch Medusa’s Life on YouTube-Read the myth about Medusa-Watch Medusa’s Life on YouTube ... -Greek myth story-iPads-Quiz-Greek myth story. Daily Lesson Plan Template. Day & Date: August 31, 2015 – September 4, 2015. Standard: CP&I 1.1, 1.2, 1.3.
[DOC File]COLLECTION 1: PLOT: MOMENTS OF TRUTH
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The purpose of this activity is to have students research ancient myths and depict them visually so other students can figure out what happened in the myth. Myths will be drawn from the Greek, Chinese, Native American, and Egyptian cultures. Subject: Social Studies: 6.15 (B) Describe traits that define cultures
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The main difference between the myth, “Medusa’s Head,” and the cartoon, “Perseus and the Gorgon’s Head,” is that — A the storyline is drastically different B the cartoon offers less detail
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