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2nd Grade of the 2nd Primary school of Karditsa

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Edison, come and play with me Thiseas and Minotavros

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Talos was not born but made, either by Zeus himself or, according to other versions of the myth,  by Hephaestus, god of fire and iron.

Talos resembled an enormous man whose body was made of bronze. He had a single vein of molten metal which gave him life, running from his neck to his ankles. A bronze peg in his ankle stopped the life-giving ichor from pouring out.

Talos’s task was to defend Crete from invaders, circling the island three times daily. You see, no traces of walls protecting cities have been found in Crete. Talos did not allow any enemy ships to approach, hurling massive rocks to sink the wooden ships of those who dared to threaten Crete.

The students, divided into groups, drew the island of Crete and made a black line around it. Then, in EdBlocks they programmed  Edison to circle their drawings  on the black line three times.
The children decided that Edison will not be hostile to the ships, like Talos, who burned them and threw stones at them. On the contrary, Edison will be friendly and when the robot meets a boat it will flash its lights and play Cretan music.

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Ο μύθος του Θησέα και του Μινώταυρου 

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Ο μύθος του Θησέα και του Μινώταυρου 

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Grade A'
2nd Primary School of Karditsa

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ΑναστασίαΕλληνικ

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Αναστασία
Ελληνικό Δημοτικό Σχολείο Λονδίνου
Γ τάξη

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ΗΛΙΑΝΑΕλληνικό Δ

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ΗΛΙΑΝΑ
Ελληνικό Δημοτικό Σχολείο Λονδίνου
Γ τάξη

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Angel_30 / 2nd Experimental Primary School of Rhodes, 5th Grade (E1)

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Angel_30 / 2nd Experimental Primary School of Rhodes, 5th Grade (E1)

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The son of the immortal Titan Prometheus, Deucalion is warned by his father of the coming Bronze Age-ending flood, and he builds a small boat to carry him and his cousin-wife Pyrrha, the daughter of Prometheus' brother Epimetheus and Pandora to safety.

Jupiter invokes the floodwaters, opening the waters of the sky and sea together, and water covers the entire earth and wipes out every living creature. When Jupiter sees that all life has been extinguished except for the ideal pious married couple—Deucalian ("son of forethought") and Pyrrha ("daughter of afterthought")—he sends the north wind to scatter the clouds and mist; he calms the waters and the floods subside.

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ΙΩΑΝΝΑ ΜΑΤΤΟΥ

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ΙΩΑΝΝΑ ΜΑΤΤΟΥ

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2ο ΠΕΙΡΑΜΑΤΙΚΟ ΣΧΟΛΕΙΟ ΡΟΔΟΥ, Β' ΤΑΞΗ

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Ο ΑΝΘΡΩΠΑΚΟΣ ΤΗΣ ΒΡΟΧΗΣ

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2nd Experimental Primary School of Rhodes, 5th Grade (Ε1)

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2nd Experimental Primary School of Rhodes, 5th Grade (Ε1)

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Tzo

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2nd Experimental Primary School of Rhodes,  5th Grade (Ε1)

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2nd Experimental Primary School of Rhodes,  5th Grade (Ε1)

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"Water",
Grider, Chrisvasr

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The Myth Of Daedalus And Icarus

Τhe myth of Daedalus and Icarus is one of the most known and fascinating Greek Myths, as it consists of both historical and mythical details.

While in Crete Daedalus created the plan for the Minoan Palace of Knossos, one of the most important archaeological sites in Crete and Greece today. It was a magnificent architectural design and building, of 1,300 rooms, decorated with stunning frescoes and artifacts, saved until today. The sculpture of Ariadne in Knossos and many others in Elounda and Karia are also his.

King Minos and Daedalus had great understanding at first, but their relationships started deteriorating at some point; there are several versions explaining this sudden change, although the most common one is that Daedalus was the one who advised Princess Ariadne to give Theseus the thread that helped him come out from the infamous Labyrinth, after killing the Minotaur.

The Labyrinth was a maze built by Daedalus; King Minos wanted a building suitable to imprison the mythical monster Minotaur, and according to the myth, he used to imprison his enemies in the labyrinth, making sure that they would be killed by the monster.

Minos was infuriated when found out about the betrayal and imprisoned Daedalus and his son Icarus in the Labyrinth.

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The rivers a home,
It's full of golden fish,
Whenever I'm soth
I go there to make a wish.

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Afrodaiti was born in the foam of the sea

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The lake of santa nikolas is a beaudiful lake in crete.Her name is Bulismeni The muth says that this lake hasnt bottou According to the myth in this lake was bathing goddes of Athina .Also people who lived near the lake beleved that the lake had bad Sprits .

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2nd Experimental Primary School of Rhodes 5th Grade E2

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2nd Experimental Primary School of Rhodes 5th Grade E2

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https://padlet.com/minasarri26/myths-eh4z3o3ngssiberr

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Where are from,little river?

-Where are you from, little river?
-I come from that mountain.
-What is your grandpa's name?
-A cloud in the sky.
-Who is your mother?
-The rain storm.
-Why do you get in the country?
-To water the fields and to turn the mills.
-Hang on to see you a little bit, my dear little river.
-I am in a hurry to go to meet the seacoast!

link for the poem:
https://youtu.be/9AjhmBhjJyE

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Poseidon was the God of the sea. He was the son of Cronus and Rhea and the brother of Zeus. He lived in the sea and always carried a trident.

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Myth:

Since ancient times,people believed that water had magical properties.That's why they believed that nymphs lived in lakes,in rivers and springs.They believed that these nymphs had fortunetelling and healing abilities.In fact,they believed that if a boy or a girl died near their waters,the nymphs passed by them.

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Myth:

Neptune is the Roman sea god like Poseidon in greek mythology. The name Neptune means 'moist' in Latin. He appears like an old man with a long white beard carrying a trident. He had a violent nature, so they said that he was making the earthquakes and other natural bad things.

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<<Το νερό και η ευχαριστία>>
Ήπια και πότισα δάση και γέμισα στέρνες.
Το νερό σου περίσσεψε-
Τ α ποτάμια του σύμπαντος,
δεν έχουνε κοίτες.
Βυθίζονται.
Τρέχουνε μέσα από σένα.
Αν μπορούσες να υπάρχεις
έναν αιώνα μετά,
Τότε θα 'βλεπες πώς
το φιλί που σου ακούμπησα πάνω στο μέτωπο
έγινε άστρο.

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Siren, in greek mythology, a creature half bird and half woman who lured sailors to destruction by the sweetens of her song. According to Homer, there where 2 sirens on an island in the western sea between aeaea and the rocks of scylla. Later the number was usually increased to 3,and they were located on the west coast of Italy, near Naples. They were variously said to be the daughters of the sea God phorcys or of the river God achelous by 1 of the muses.

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ΘΑΝΑΣΗΣ -Γ ΤΑΞΗ  ΕΔΣΛ

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ΘΑΝΑΣΗΣ -Γ ΤΑΞΗ  ΕΔΣΛ

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Οι Ινδιάνοι της Βόρειας Αμερικής έχουν μια σοφή φράση
Το νερό το δανειστήκαμε από τα εγγόνια μας και οφείλουμε να τους το παραδώσουμε όπως το παραλάβαμε!

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tHE LAKE OF SANTA NIKOLAS IS A BEAUDIFUL LAKE IN CRETE

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Easy.Easy.
Turn the faucet.
Easy.Easy.
Watch it flow.
Easy.Easy.
Take for granted
something some
will never know.

Children carry
water buckets
over hils
across the sand
I (easy, easy)
turn the knob
and water
fills my hand.

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Ήπια και πότισα δάση και γέμισα στέρνες.
Το νερό σου περίσσεψε
Τα ποτάμια του σύμπαντος ,
δεν έχουνε κότες.Βυθίζοντας τρέχουνε
μες από σένα.
Άν μπορούσες να υπάρχεις
έναν αιώνα μετά,τότε θα βλέπεις πώς

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Poem :

Τρέχει,τρέχει,τρέχει το νερό
τρέχει,τρέχει,τρέχει το νερό στον μύλο
έκανες καινούριο φίλο

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The myth of Styga's water
Ancient Greeks believed that Stygas' waters had such power and temperature that the glass,the crystals,the clay vases broke as they plunged into it,the metals were altered,even silver and gold.In these waters Achilles was baptized by his mother Thetis and became immortal but because the water did not touch his heel,he got killed by Paris who aimed his heel with his arrow in Troy.

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Lernaia Hydra
Lernaia Hydra was a beast with nine heads.She lived in the swamps of Lake Lerni near Argos and killed animals and people.Her enemy was Hercules who killed her with the help of Iolaus.