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The city of Athens

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Athena Communications

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Remembering: Why did Athena come down to the mortal world to punish Arachne?
Understanding: What would happen if Arachne hadn't given Athena the cloak as a gift?
Applying: What other way would you choose to punish Arachne?
Analyzing: How would you explain Zeus's favouring of Athena?
Evaluating: Determine the value of Athena's olive tree over Poseidon's spring.
Creating: How would you explain the reason behind Athena aiding Perseus?

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Minerva McGonagall

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Platonic Ideal

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1. Medusa was a vain woman who offended Athena and was turned into a monster as a punishment.
2. Poseidon soiled Athena's temple by committing intimate acts with Medusa. Poseidon and Athena also fought to be the patron god of the city now named Athens. Poseidon offered a spring and Athena offered an olive tree. The citizens found Athena's gift more beneficial so Athena became the patron god of Athens.
3. Arachne was a girl who boasted of her weaving skills. She declared that she could weave better than Athena herself. Having heard this, Athena went off to punish the girl.

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1. Athena was Zeus's favourite daughter, therefore she was often spared punishment when others were not.
2. Perseus was on a quest to kill Medusa in order to protect his mother. Athena aided Perseus in his quest and was in turn offered Medusa's head as a gift.
3. Pallas and Athena grew up together and became very close friends. Sadly, Pallas was accidentally killed in one of their childhood war games. Athena built a memorial to honour her friend.

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1. Athena had a human side to her as well. She was a jealous goddess and that led her to punish a young girl who claimed she could weave better than Athena.
2. Athena

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1. Athena was extremely skilled at

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Athena's symbols are the owl, the olive tree and the snake.

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Athena was an impressive woman wearing a long robe and a cape with snakes along the edge. The cape was decorated with a picture of Medusa. In her hands she held a spear and shield.

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Father-Zeus
Mother-Metis
Grandfather: Cronus
Grandmother: Rhea

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Minerva

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Athena taught the wives of men how to weave and spin wool. There was a girl who had incredible talent for weaving and she soon became prideful. Her name was Arachne. She stated that she could weave better than Athena herself. Athena heard the girl's claim and came to the mortal world to punish her pride. Athena was about to kill her when the young girl gifted her a cloak. Athena appreciated the gift a proposed a deal. The two of them would each weave whatever they wished, and the villagers would judge the pieces. Arachne weaved beautiful and joyous scenes that made the villagers laugh and smile while Athena weaved magnificent and terrifying scenes of the life of the gods and the futures of man. The villagers wept at Athena's weaving and when Arachne saw Athena's loom, she went and hung herself on a nearby tree. Athena transformed the girl's body into a spider. The spider could now spin without competition.