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Metamorphoses

Explore the process of changing shape in Greek mythology through Ovid's "Metamorphoses" which includes stories like Arachne, Medusa, and Narcissus. Listen to these captivating stories and deep dive into the concept of metamorphosis. Discover the tale of a man granted one wish and reflect on the consequences. Engage with the myth of King Midas and interpret the emotions of the characters in the story.

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Metamorphoses

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  1. Metamorphoses Tales of Change - Ovid Roman Poet Born 43BC

  2. METAMORPHOSES PROCESS OF CHANGING SHAPE GREEK

  3. Metamorphoses(TRANSFORMATION) ARACHNE YOU MAY ALREADY KNOW SOME OF THE STORIES… MEDUSA NARCISSUS

  4. ARACHNE NARCISSUS arachnid A member of Arachnida, a class of insects including scorpions, spiders, ticks, and mites. Arachnophobia An excessive fear of spiders. Narcissus Narcissus Narcissus Narcissus Spring flowering plant – e.g. daffodil Narcissism Extreme self love

  5. LISTEN TO THE STORY: IT IS ABOUT A MAN WHO IS GRANTED ONE WISH 6.41 • IF YOU COULD WISH FOR ONE THING WHAT WOULD IT BE? If I could wish for one thing, I would wish for…….

  6. KING MIDAS • Think back to your wish. • What are some of the good things that could result from getting your wish? • What are some of the not-so-good things that could result from getting it?

  7. Paintings and Images Now look at the images you have been given. Can you put them in order to retell the story of King Midas?

  8. What emotions are the characters feeling? Which part of the myth do you think this is meant to be depicting – the beginning or the end?

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