This four-part series uses colorful and captivating artwork to introduce students to the important subject of mythology. The program includes the following four units:
1: What are Myths?
This introduction to the subject of mythology provides a clear definition of myths and a look at their most common elements. It discusses the various functions myths perform in society, and features examples of myths from various cultures.
2: The Greek Myths: Character and Content
This unit provides a comprehensive examination of the major figures that make up the Greek mythological world. It also looks at some central issues in Greek mythology, such as the creation of the world from chaos, the war between the Titans and the gods, the Ages of Man, and the creation of Pandora.
3: The Greek Myths: Sources and Styles
This program examines the sources of Greek mythology, the cultural climate that allowed such literary interpretations, and the impact of Greek myths on Western culture. It shows that Greek mythology was the creation of great and sophisticated poets like Homer, Hesiod, and Pindar.
4: The Roman Gods and Goddesses
Ancient Rome had its own distinct divinities and objects of worship. This unit provides a strong introduction to the gods, goddesses, and spiritual powers of early Rome.
The DVD includes four printable teacher guides featuring reproducible handouts, activities, exercises, vocabulary words, and other related materials.
Recommended for grades 5-11.
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