In this activity, students take turns on Flipgrid sharing myths or stories from various cultures that reflect common themes such as heroism, love, or fate.

Students will analyze the language, symbolism, and themes embedded within the stories they share.

Students will create their own Quizlet where they match mythological stories with corresponding themes.

Students must use logic and reasoning to categorize the stories based on their thematic content.

Students will then make a Google Sheet of their results.

Students will create with Google slides or Canva a visually appealing infographic that illustrates key mythological texts and themes.

Students will create 3 journal responses in Google Classroom where they reflect on their connections to mythological themes.

Students to write about how these themes resonate with their own experiences, beliefs, and values through written reflections.

Students will take a virtual field to the Acropolis to learn about the birthplace of ancient Greek mythology.

Students will create a Google Slides presentation of 5 locations they visited on their trip.

Students will create and record mime performances based on pivotal moments from the myth of Daedalus and Icarus.

Students should use only body movements and facial expressions to convey the emotions, actions, and consequences depicted in the story.

Students will focus on portraying the relationship between Daedalus and Icarus, as well as the moral lessons of the myth.

Students will compose original songs inspired by mythological texts from class.

Students can use online music composition tools or record themselves singing or playing instruments to create their compositions.

Students will explore nature while looking for elements that evoke mythological themes.

Students will document their findings through photographs and reflections, creating online photo journals to share with the class.