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(DUE 18 and 19)
In Greek Mythology there are all sorts of monsters.  There are titans, gorgons, furies etc…; some are even famous!  For this assignment your group is to choose a monster and give it a form.  It can be in the form of a clay, paper mache, or large illustration.  You must tell the story of your monster in a five minute presentation.

Your grade is based on the following:

1.  Your creation: (while I do not expect professional art, I do expect effort.  I am not accepting scribbles or nonsense.)  (75 points)

1. Your description: should include a myth or story attached to the creature.  All group members should know the story (to receive full credit). (25 points)

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Mythology Final Project

10% of Semester Grade!!!!!!!

1. Pretend you are a Norse or Greek god, goddess, or hero. You now find yourself in Scituate, Rhode Island in 2018 and must start a business based on your skills to support yourself in today's society. Decide on a business, its name, and logo, and then create an advertising campaign for your new business. Write a script for a television commercial, the copy for a full-page newspaper or magazine advertisement, a business card, and the homepage of a website for your business.

2. Create a newspaper that the Norse or Greeks gods might have read. You will need to include popular sections just like a real newspaper: sports, world news, local news, entertainment, comics, advice column, etc. Make sure that the contents of your newspaper reflect all of your knowledge of Norse or Greek mythology.

3. You are a famous reporter and have been given an exclusive panel interview with three different Greek or Norse  gods or heroes from mythology. What juicy information would your readers want to know? What questions would you want to ask? How and where would this interview take place? You are to write your interviews as a television script and do a video to be shown in class.

4.  You have been hired as a public relations agent for one of the Norse or Greek monsters/creatures.  You job is to explain the actions of your client and to reframe their image.  You work should include merchandise developed to change the image of the monster, an official public relations statement regarding your monster’s actions, a plan of events for public appearances and the rationale behind those events and press statements announcing event.  Your project must include a two dimensional or three dimensional model

Presentations on Your Projects begin on January 2

Project due date January 2

A late project will suffer a ten point per day deduction.  AFTER 4 days, the project will not be accepted.

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watch the attached video.  Create a note sheet on Hades
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xidOx60LXTs

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https://docs.google.com/a/scituateschoolsri.net/document/d/1YgRkT87gTV74wNoha3sRzVEDLR9jkgfyWomP896UXjs/edit?usp=sharing

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CRdXiLx8b0

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Assignment requirements:
1 page double spaced
MLA format
Due : End of Class Monday, 11/6
Is the film or the poem better?
Using the Venn Diagrams we created as a class, give your opinion as to whether or not the film or poem represents the epic journey of Beowulf better.  Consider each category we dissected and choose one or two for the focus of your essay.  Give specific examples from the text and film.

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WjUnaSQjpbX-pb7ZW1eB-hxuR27cOwoZAzyaUuFXLCg/edit?usp=sharing

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Test Grade
Due:  Monday, October 2 (Presentations)
https://padlet.com/scituateenglish/instructionsforhero

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1egjhIbe-jEZeQRD2ky03UzH6yuRb2tahsQXBnlgHPHE/edit?usp=sharing

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https://www.slideshare.net/jturcotte/norse-myth-presentation

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https://padlet.com/scituateenglish/imagesofodin

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1leieHE_E8-mYRvy6zF2RDDdXHlDJemh5ue8sCKQSoZE/edit

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Did you hear about the cannibal who came late to dinner?

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Did you hear about the cannibal who came late to dinner?

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Pox-wZk2ap7byzXNYRiKQjZC5LXTsbdcigsB4krgXRw/edit

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https://www.lordalford.com/mythology/Norse/norse.htm

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Myths and Legends Period One

Mrs Trainor

ruth.trainor@scituateschoolsri.net

Syllabus LInk 2020/2021

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QQ5KHTuS7oxFzXktD2mgbEAL6SiZnJeNPRw9EC4NPm0/edit?usp=sharing

Course Description:

This semester course is an introduction to Greek, Roman, and Norse mythology. How do the beliefs in these gods and stories impact our view of history and our beliefs? What is it about this genre that has stood thousands of years of time and change? Students will examine how different cultures explain occurrences in nature through the ancient art of storytelling, within their lives and the knowledge we somehow still hold onto. Students will also explore local myths and legends and the roles of heroes, gods, and the environment both in ancient and modern times. How do we view the world today in similar and different ways from people of the past and how will this understanding continue to impact the way we think of life? Students will connect the traditional stories of these ancient cultures to modern art, literature, architecture and culture, and their lingering impact.

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/12dWNMxjJq2NS-r19Pc_pc8y09TO2zuHqesRucPn6ddc/edit

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http://linoit.com/users/MrsTrainor/canvases/Myths%20%26%20Legends%3AWhat%20We%20Know%20P1

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http://linoit.com/users/MrsTrainor/canvases/Myths%20%26%20Legends%3AWhat%20We%20Know%20P2

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https://www.ted.com/talks/genevieve_von_petzinger_why_are_these_32_symbols_found_in_ancient_caves_all_over_europe#t-363624

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http://mythologyteacher.com/documents/Archetypes_Shorter.pdf

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http://www.mythologyteacher.com/Ancient-Greece-Webquest.php

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Creation Myths

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https://www.mythpodcast.com/listen

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Top 10 Mythical Things That Likely Existed (Dragon, Kraken)

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Roaman Gods

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Top 10 Gods and Goddesses of Roman Mythology

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Welcome to Top10Archive! As we continue through our journey into the world of mythology, we're taking a brief stop to take a look at some Roman mythos. Join us in this segment as we discuss some of the mightiest beings of the ancient Roman pantheon. Support us by shopping on Amazon!

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Release The Kracken!

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Link to Sam's BE AMAZED Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkQO3QsgTpNTsOw6ujimT5Q The history of the Kraken goes back to an account written in 1180 by King Sverre of Norway. As with many legends, the Kraken likely originated based on sightings of a real animal, the giant squid.

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Is it possible?????

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10 Urban Legends That Turned Out To Be True

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For copyright matters please contact us at: mrrocky3145@gmail.com Subscribe Here: http://bit.ly/FactsVerse Twitter: https://twitter.com/FactsVerse Narrated by: Darren Marlar www.MarlarHouse.com Music: Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

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American Indian Legends of Nephilim Red Hair Giants

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Free Audio Books for Intellectual Exercise

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Native american Storytellers; The story of the giants

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Free Audio Books for Intellectual Exercise

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Tales from the Norse Legends by Edward Ferrie (Author), Benjamin Soames (Narrator) The tales of the Norse gods, of the giants, demons, trolls and dwarves, still have the power to fascinate more than a thousand years after they were first told.