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Main Ideas: Cross-Cultural interpretations of flood myths, comparative mythology Grade Level: Third through Sixth grade level Subject Areas: English Language Arts, Greek Mythology, World History, Visual Arts
Cross Cultural Comparison: Creation and Flood Stories. This assignment has you choose 3 specific creation and flood stories from different cultures in order to compare and contrast how these cultures explained these events. 1. Get a worksheet from me. 2. Use the links provided below to complete the tasks in the packet.
A Story about Medusa and Athena. This worksheet contains reading comprehension exercises to the text "A Story about Medusa and Athena", a famous Greek myth. There is a true/false task, ... 4455 uses. Restiva.
Folktales are a testament to the shared humanity and creative spirit that spans across diverse cultures and epochs. These worksheets provide traditional stories from various cultures and include questions to assess understanding of the narrative and moral lessons.
These free worksheets focus on the collection of ancient Greek stories and legends about gods, goddesses, heroes, and mythical creatures.
This book has lesson plans for teaching mythology in the classroom, including creation myths, nature myths, fire myths, and hero myths. It includes activities, write-on tables, flow-charts and illustrations. The following lesson plans are designed for teachers and students.
Explore the world and art of ancient Greece by examining the sculptures, theatre, and mythology of this fascinating time in ancient history. Students will have the opportunity to act out a Greek myth and create their own sculpture or mask.
