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Odysseus in his adventure with the Cyclops by Vasiliki from KAREA school!!!

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Odysseus in his adventure with the Cyclops by Vasiliki from KAREA school!!!

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Vasiliki Argyri from Karea junior high school 🏫🏫

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eTwinning project Gods and Myths: Virtual Museum Night 2024Works made by pupils of Primary School dr. Franjo Tuđman Brela

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Very impressive and inspired drawings and paintings from the pupils from both schools Croatian and Greek as well! Congratulations! Well done! 

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Very impressive and inspired drawings and paintings from the pupils from both schools Croatian and Greek as well! Congratulations! Well done! 

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Myths of Odysseus
by the students of Junior High School of KAREA
in Athens,Greece!

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Odysseus ruled Ithaca, an island kingdom. Penelope, Odysseus's wife, had borne him a son, Telemachus, just before the events of the Trojan War began to unfold. Odysseus was favored by the goddess Athena for cunning and intellect.
Ilias

As Odysseus sailed home from Troy, he faced the treacherous allure of the Sirens. Warned by Circe, he devised a cunning plan to resist their enchanting song. Instructing his men, he ordered them to plug their ears with beeswax to safeguard them from the Sirens' fatal lure.
Eager to experience the bewitching melodies but aware of the danger, Odysseus chose a different path. He had himself bound tightly to the mast of his ship, rendering him unable to yield to the temptation. As the ship approached the Sirens' rocky abode, their haunting voices echoed through the air, captivating all who heard.
The Sirens, with their melodious yet deadly tunes, sought to lure sailors to their doom. The bewitched victims would be drawn to the rocky shores, where their ships would be dashed to pieces. Despite the enchanting call, Odysseus, bound to the mast, remained steadfast.
His men, their ears sealed, rowed on, ignorant of the seductive song. As the ship sailed through the perilous waters, Odysseus, straining against his restraints, longed to succumb to the Sirens' melody. However, the tight bonds held, and the cunning hero emerged unscathed from this perilous trial.
The encounter with the Sirens became a testament to Odysseus's strategic mind and resilience in the face of temptation. It marked another chapter in his epic journey, as he continued navigating the challenges that lay ahead on his arduous odyssey homeward.

Anki Wang

When Odysseus and his companions arrived at the island of Circe, the sorceress welcomed him and gave them food to eat which transformed them into pigs. Everyone turned into pigs... everyone except Odysseus. Because Odysseus resisted Circe, she recognized him as the hero who had been prophesied to come to her island one day. Thus she transformed her companions back into humans, but younger and more beautiful than before and became Odysseus's friend and lover.
The men stayed on the island of Circe for a year. He told them to visit the land of the dead, where Odysseus descended to Hades to receive an oracle from the seer Tiresias. When they returned they asked Circe for directions to return to Ithaca.

Stavros

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Students of Junior High School of Karea, create about myths of Odysseus!!! | Find thousands of free educational ebooks for classroom use at read.bookcreator.com

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Croatian works- presentation made by Margarita from the 7th grade

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Croatian works- presentation made by Margarita from the 7th grade

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Odysseus and the Sirens...by Wang from KAREA school!!!

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Odysseus and the Sirens...by Wang from KAREA school!!!

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AnQi wang from Karea junior high school

As Odysseus sailed home from Troy, he faced the treacherous allure of the Sirens. Warned by Circe, he devised a cunning plan to resist their enchanting song. Instructing his men, he ordered them to plug their ears with beeswax to safeguard them from the Sirens' fatal lure.

Eager to experience the bewitching melodies but aware of the danger, Odysseus chose a different path. He had himself bound tightly to the mast of his ship, rendering him unable to yield to the temptation. As the ship approached the Sirens' rocky abode, their haunting voices echoed through the air, captivating all who heard.

The Sirens, with their melodious yet deadly tunes, sought to lure sailors to their doom. The bewitched victims would be drawn to the rocky shores, where their ships would be dashed to pieces. Despite the enchanting call, Odysseus, bound to the mast, remained steadfast.

His men, their ears sealed, rowed on, ignorant of the seductive song. As the ship sailed through the perilous waters, Odysseus, straining against his restraints, longed to succumb to the Sirens' melody. However, the tight bonds held, and the cunning hero emerged unscathed from this perilous trial.

The encounter with the Sirens became a testament to Odysseus's strategic mind and resilience in the face of temptation. It marked another chapter in his epic journey, as he continued navigating the challenges that lay ahead on his arduous odyssey homeward.

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ODYSSEUS DRAWING...by Ilias from KAREA school...!!!

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ODYSSEUS DRAWING...by Ilias from KAREA school...!!!

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Odysseus ruled Ithaca, an island kingdom. Penelope, Odysseus's wife, had borne him a son, Telemachus, just before the events of the Trojan War began to unfold. Odysseus was favored by the goddess Athena for cunning and intellect.

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The Godess Athena...by Manos from KAREA school!!!

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The Godess Athena...by Manos from KAREA school!!!

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The godess Athena asked for a reason and begged her father to show mercy in order to free Odysseus from the fairy Calypso, who was keeping him on her island.

The main reason for the suffering of the heroic Odysseus was the wrath of the god Poseidon because he had blinded his cyclops son, Polyphemus. For this reason, Poseidon constantly prevented Odysseus from returning to Ithaca. Zeus agreed that Odysseus had suffered too much and it was time for him to return home. Poseidon was then temporarily in the land of Ethiopia, which would allow the request of the goddess Athena to be fulfilled.

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Οdysseus in the island of the witch Circe...by Stavros from KAREA school...!!!

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Οdysseus in the island of the witch Circe...by Stavros from KAREA school...!!!

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When Odysseus and his companions arrived at the island of Circe, the sorceress welcomed him and gave them food to eat which transformed them into pigs. Everyone turned into pigs… everyone except Odysseus. Because Odysseus resisted Circe, she recognized him as the hero who had been prophesied to come to her island one day. Thus she transformed her companions back into humans, but younger and more beautiful than before and became Odysseus's friend and lover.

The men stayed on the island of Circe for a year. He told them to visit the land of the dead, where Odysseus descended to Hades to receive an oracle from the seer Tiresias. When they returned they asked Circe for directions to return to Ithaca

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Nutcracker Holiday Sale Advertising Poster

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Navy And White Illustrative Merry Christmas Card 1

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Cyclops Polyphemus Drawing...by Apostolis from KAREA school!!!

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Cyclops Polyphemus Drawing...by Apostolis from KAREA school!!!

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Apostolis Apostolopoulos, Kareas Junior High School

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Quiz made by Brela pupils Tonči and Josip

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Quiz made by Brela pupils Tonči and Josip

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Odysseus - Quiz quiz for 6th grade students. Find other quizzes for History and more on Quizizz for free!

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Iteo Long, the 4th grade

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Nino, the 4th grade

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Paulina, the 4th grade

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Jelena, the 5th grade

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Cvita, the 5th grade

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Dora, the 5th grade

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Narda, the 4th grade

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Paulina, the 4th grade

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Narda, the 4th grade

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Klara Novak, the 4th grade

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Odysseus and the Cyclops Polyphemus...by Apostolis from KAREA school!!!

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Odysseus and the Cyclops Polyphemus...by Apostolis from KAREA school!!!

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https://view.genial.ly/6593fe03168d6c00141c8c89/presentation-odysseus-and-the-cyclops-polyphemus

Hi everyone! Here's an interactive presentation about Odysseus and Polyphemus. I hope you'll enjoy it!

Apostolis Apostolopoulos from Kareas Junior High School

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KAREA school wishes you all...a merry merry Christmas!!!!!🎄🎄🎄🤗🤗🤗

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KAREA school wishes you all...a merry merry Christmas!!!!!🎄🎄🎄🤗🤗🤗

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Apostolis from Kareas Junior High School

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A digital wallpaper made by Josip Bekavac, the 6 th grade pupil.

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The piece of work made by Tonči Sokol, Brela, Croatia

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The wallpaper is created by Brela pupils...these rules MUST BE FOLLOWED while working on project tasks!!!

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Quiz about the Myths of Odysseus! (from KAREA school)

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Quiz about the Myths of Odysseus! (from KAREA school)

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Here is a quiz you can do about the Myths of Odysseus and The Odyssey!

Simos Zanakis from Gymnasio Karea in Athens.

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In order to help Telemachus get rid off his mother's suitors, goddess Athena transformed into a man named:, Odysseus and the other sailors had to deal with a monster named Charybdis. What did Charybdis do?, How much time did Calypso keep Odysseus at her island?

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Odysseus at the land of the Lotus-eaters...by Simos from KAREA school!!!

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Odysseus at the land of the Lotus-eaters...by Simos from KAREA school!!!

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As they were heading to the south, Odysseus and his men were blown off-course, towards the land of the Lotus-Eaters. While Odysseus was exploring the land, some of his men were convinced by the natives and ate the local lotus grown on the land. Soon, the heavy influence of some intoxicant in the lotus caused them to fall asleep. The lotus flowers they had eaten were narcotic in nature and made them forget all about their family and homeland. These men wanted to stay on this land and eat lotus for the rest of their lives. They refused to go home. Desperately, Odysseus and some other men had to carry them back to the ship. Odysseus and the other men who were not under the influence of the lotus had to make sure no one of the other sailors would jump off the boat and swim back to the island of lotus eaters since they were addicted to the fruit, so they tied them on the mast of the ship.

Simos Zanakis from Gymnasio Karea in Athens.

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Cyclops...by Dimitra from KAREA school!!!

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Cyclops...by Dimitra from KAREA school!!!

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The existence of one eye is a rare phenomenon in the animal kingdom, but that does not mean that beings that exhibited cyclopia could not have inspired the myth. However, there is another more likely explanation: The discovery of remains of ancient creatures: Eg elephants and mammoths have a large nasal cavity, so the discovery of such a large skull with a gap in that place could result in the genesis of myths about ancient giants with one eye in the middle of the face.

Dimitra Tsiouma from Junior high school of Karea!!!

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Dear colleagues and students from Karea High School and from Brela Primary school, welcome to our co-operative padlet, for our common topic "Myths of Odysseus"...!!!

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Dear colleagues and students from Karea High School and from Brela Primary school, welcome to our co-operative padlet, for our common topic "Myths of Odysseus"...!!!

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Dear students don t forget to write your name on your posts!!!

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