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In the MythoSustain eTwinning project we focused on how the ancient myths and folk tales still shape our modern world. K12 students from 3 countries (Georgia, Greece and Romania) worked on local legends in a collaborative way: working on rotation we recorded, illustrated and animated the myths that the other teams wrote.
In the next pages you can see the result of our joined forces!

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Material created by students from Georgia, Greece and Romania participating in the eTwinning project Mythosustain.

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Piraeus animates the myth of Orestiada: a tormented son or how Orestiada took its name

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Piraeus animates the myth of Orestiada: a tormented son or how Orestiada took its name

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Ionideios high school recorded the myth of how Maramures' commune, Rozavlea took its name.

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Ionideios high school recorded the myth of how Maramures' commune, Rozavlea took its name.

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Tbilisi Public School N143 from Georgia recorded the myth of Erysichthon for Ionideios High School, Greece.

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Tbilisi Public School N143 from Georgia recorded the myth of Erysichthon for Ionideios High School, Greece.

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Our team: Lucas, Oana, Reynaldo, Maria, Giulia

Our teacher: Mariana Mihali

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The Myth of Georgia

Our team: Anarisz, Antonia, Nikolett, Aron, Harald, Mate

Teacher: Antonia Czol

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Orestiada illustrates the myth of Romania

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Orestiada illustrates the myth of Romania

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Our team: Marina, Sofia, Cristina, Anastasia.

We used the storyjumper

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“The myth of Rozavlea by ”Nicolae Iorga” Middle School Baia Mare, Romania” - Free stories online. Create books for kids | StoryJumper

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Our team: Nikolett, Anarisz, Antonia, Aron, Mate, Harald

Teacher: Antonia Czol

We have used the bookcreator.com

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Școala Gimnazială „Nicolae Iorga” Baia Mare, Romania

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The myth of Erysichthon , an ancient Greek environmental myth, brought to you by the Ionideios High School, illustrated by Școala Gimnazială „Nicolae Iorga” Baia Mare, Romania

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dw5NHojD30uGdecVtgcElpk0_Tszp2l_/view?usp=drivesdk

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Georgian illustration of Orestriada myth 🤍💚

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Georgian illustration of Orestriada myth 🤍💚

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Oυr illustration of the Georgia myth! Hope you like it!

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We used the animaker tool

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The myth of Erysichthon, an ancient Greek environmental myth, brought to you by the Ionideios High School.

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The myth of Erysichthon, an ancient Greek environmental myth, brought to you by the Ionideios High School.

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Erysichthon from Thessaly was the son of Triops and grandson of the god Poseidon. He was greedy and selfish by nature, a man irreverent and blasphemous. It is by no means casual that his name means the one who causes a plague on the earth.

There came a day when he told his servants to go to the sacred grove, dedicated to the goddess Demeter. He ordered them to cut down the trees so that he could built a palace like no other. Among the trees was a tall sacred oak tree around which the Druads danced on summer nights. Not only the oak was dedicated to the mighty Demeter, it was also the sacred tree of the king of Gods, Zeus. When some wise servants took notice of the trees being cut down, they tried to dissuade Erysichthon from felling the trees.

But Erysichthon decided to grab the axe and cut the trees himself.

However, at the first axe cut, the goddess Demeter appeared before him, disguised as an old woman. She asked him to stop cutting down the trees, but he threatened her with his axe. The goddess then appeared in all her divine splendour and asked who was the blasphemous, foolish man cutting down the sacred oak tree. Erysichthon, however, continued to fell the oak tree and killed the sacred tree as well as the nymph living in it.

The punishment fell severe upon him. The goddess Demeter asked Hunger, with whom she was not on good terms, to possess Erysichthon. She asked her to make sure that he could not be able to satiate his craving. Hunger obeyed and visited him in the evening.

Late that night, long after the dinner was over, Erysichthon ate everything that lay in front of him. And when his extreme, unsatiable hunger kept on tormenting him, he started eating his own flesh.

Greed promises satisfaction, but never satisfies.

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Orestiada records the Myth of Georgia and here is the result!

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Orestiada records the Myth of Georgia and here is the result!

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The myth of Georgia (record by Orestiada’s team)

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“The Myth of Georgia”(Tbilisi Public School N143)

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“The Myth of Georgia”(Tbilisi Public School N143)

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In the world there are many countries, including Georgia. In Georgia there were two most important people: Ketevan and Avtandil. Ketevan was a goddess of beauty and nature in Georgia. Avtandil was a god of war and friendship. Keteven was mostly spotted in East Georgia. Avtandil was spotted in West Georgia. Ketevan usually made sure that the land of Georgia wasn’t polluted or damaged. Avtandil made sure people were safe.

Avtandil was sent on a mission with Ketevan to discover and find a certain species of a bird. The bird was really hard to find across the land of Georgia. After a few weeks of searching, they come across an undiscovered land. There was a well and there were trees surrounding the land. On one of the branches, there was a bird, the exact bird they were looking for. Avtandil loaded his gun and fired it at the bird. The bullet was flying at the bird at full speed. It knocked the bird off the tree and it fell into the well. The water was so hot that it burned the bird alive. Ketevan decided to check this out.

They both decided to claim this piece of land, naming it Tbilisi. They picked this name out, because of their recent encounter with the bird. ‘Tbili’ in ‘Tbilisi’, means warm.

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The myth of Rozavlea by  ”Nicolae Iorga” Middle School Baia Mare, Romania

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The myth of Rozavlea by  ”Nicolae Iorga” Middle School Baia Mare, Romania

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Maramures, the county where we live and study, is one of the most beautiful places in Romania. It has beautiful landscapes and an amazing history, but also a lot of myths and legends. One of the things that represents Maramures are the myths and legends surrounding the commune Rozavlea.

Behind the name of this commune, there are a lot of legends. One of them says that Maramures was populated by Giants. They slowly began to disappear, until there was only one giant left. He had a daughter called Roza Rozalina. One day she went for a walk along the banks of a river called Iza, where she met a handsome but short man, who she fell in love with.

For the chance to be with him, she begged her father to do one last miracle before the giants kin would completely vanish, so she asked him to make her shorter and for the young man to grow taller. Her prayers were heard, so she got the chance to marry him and had a big wedding. It’s rumoured that they gave birth to the first people who lived in that village and it is believed that they are the founding parents of Maramures and its people, tall, strong and full of good cheer. And, because of that, the commune got called Rosalia, which later on got its name changed into Rozavlea.

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Piraeus:

Georgia:

Orestiada: Stavroula

Romania:

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Piraeus: the A2 class

Georgia: Ana, Giorgi

Orestiada: the B4 class

Romania: Anarisz, Antonia, Nikolett, Aron, Harald, Mate

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Piraeus: the A2 class

Georgia: Salome, Anastasia, Tamar, Mariam

Orestiada: Marina, Sofia, Anastasia, Cristina

Romania: Nikolett, Anarisz, Aron, Mate, Harald

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Piraeus: Konstantinos, Kallia, Anastasis, Evangelos, Giannis, Maria, Stavrianna, Thaleia, Dimitra,Sofia.

Georgia: class 6 (B)

Orestiada: Cristina, Anastasia, Panagiotis, Giorgos, Foteini, Sofia

Romania: Lucas, Oana, Reynaldo, Maria, Giulia

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Orestes, son of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra, according to tradition, avenging his father's death, killed his mother. Chased by the Erinyes, he went to the Oracles and they instructed him to bathe at the confluence of three rivers.

He started with the help of his father's friends. He arrived at Ainos river and from there by boat, he went up the river Evros. At the confluence of the three rivers Arda, Evros and Tunja, he bathed and was saved from the sin of matricide and from the Erinyes.

Here, having been purified, he builds temples and names the city Orestiada.

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Piraeus animates Orestiada, Orestiada animates Piraeus, Georgia animates Romania, Romania animates  Georgia

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Piraeus animates Orestiada, Orestiada animates Piraeus, Georgia animates Romania, Romania animates  Georgia

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We can use animaker

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Piraeus illustrates Georgia, Orestiada illustrates Romania, Georgia illustrates Orestiada, Romania illustrates  Piraeus

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Piraeus illustrates Georgia, Orestiada illustrates Romania, Georgia illustrates Orestiada, Romania illustrates  Piraeus

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We can use canva

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Piraeus records Romania, Orestiada records Georgia, Georgia records Piraeus, Romania records Orestiada

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Piraeus records Romania, Orestiada records Georgia, Georgia records Piraeus, Romania records Orestiada

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We can use genially, canva.

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Romania: Blue

Orestiada: Green

Georgia: Yellow

Piraeus: Red