Ancient Greek Myths

Ancient Greek Myths Grade 3 – Social Studies

What is a myth? • An old story that is handed down through the years. • A myth may have gods, goddesses or heroes. • It is usually meant to explain how something came to be.

Choose a myth to watch. • Daedalus and Icarus • Daedalus, the father, and Icarus, the son, are trapped on an island. • Find out what lesson Icarus learns when they escape. • Jason and the Golden Fleece • To be king, Jason needs to capture the fleece from a dangerous monster. • Pandora’s Box • Pandora is curious about what’s inside her husband’s box. • Find out what is released when the box is opened.

Make a Story Map Use the map to write about your myth. Include: • Characters • Setting • Events • Conflict (problem) • Solution (lesson learned)

For more myths… • Visit the Myth section of the library. The Dewey Decimal number is 292. • Watch another clip by clicking here.

Ancient Greek Myths

Ancient Greek Myths

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Ancient Myths

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Ancient Greek Theater

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Ancient Greek Theater

Greek Myths

Ancient Greek Art

Ancient Greek Theater

Ancient Greek Theater

Ancient Greek Literature

Greek Myths

Greek Myths

Greek Myths

Greek Myths

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