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9 December 2013 English I CPA

Objective: SWBAT Characterize various figures from mythology by thoroughly examining their actions and descriptions within Edith Hamilton’s Mythology. . 9 December 2013 English I CPA

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9 December 2013 English I CPA

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  1. Objective: SWBAT Characterize various figures from mythology by thoroughly examining their actions and descriptions within Edith Hamilton’s Mythology. 9December 2013 English I CPA Do Now: Compare and contrast the worship of Persephone with that of Dionysus. Describe how Dionysus is unique amongst the other gods and goddesses of Greek Mythology.

  2. Objective: SWBAT Characterize various figures from mythology by thoroughly examining their actions and descriptions within Edith Hamilton’s Mythology.

  3. Objective: SWBAT Characterize various figures from mythology by thoroughly examining their actions and descriptions within Edith Hamilton’s Mythology. Agenda -Drafting / Conferencing Writing Prompt Week #1: Illustrate how Edith Hamilton’s use of descriptive language serves to characterize a mythological figure from “The Two Great Gods of Earth” (Hamilton 48– 64). Compare the tone within Hamilton’s work to that within one of the selected poems. (15 minutes). -Reading “How the World and Mankind Were Created” from Hamilton’s Mythology (Hamilton 65). HW: Characterization Cornell Notes for Creation Stories I & II from “How the World and Mankind Were Created” (Hamilton 65- 72). *Study for Vocabulary Workshop Unit 4 Quiz on Wednesday.

  4. Objective: SWBAT Characterize various figures from mythology by thoroughly examining their actions and descriptions within Edith Hamilton’s Mythology. Modern Map of the Mediterranean

  5. Objective: SWBAT Characterize various figures from mythology by thoroughly examining their actions and descriptions within Edith Hamilton’s Mythology. Ancient World

  6. Objective: SWBAT Characterize various figures from mythology by thoroughly examining their actions and descriptions within Edith Hamilton’s Mythology. Ancient World

  7. Objective: SWBAT Characterize various figures from mythology by thoroughly examining their actions and descriptions within Edith Hamilton’s Mythology. Crete

  8. Objective: SWBAT Characterize various figures from mythology by thoroughly examining their actions and descriptions within Edith Hamilton’s Mythology. Closure: Describe the various distinctions between the ancient Greek’s understanding of the Heavens and Earth, the Titans, the Gods, and Mankind.

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