Dear Mythology Kids,
I hope you have a wonderful weekend! If you missed class, we completed the following:
1. We completed the handout regarding Hades. Please obtain the information from someone in class.
2. Each student received his/her "Is Mythology a Lie" essay back, along with a solid example of what each body paragraph should contain. Students were asked to completed the self-assessment and then revise the first draft for TUESDAY! If you missed class, please stop by on MONDAY, so I can return your essay to you, and give you the example of a solid body paragraph.
3. Students were introduced to their "Underworld Assignment. " Students were asked to create a list of 7 sins and symbolic punishments to match the sins. The list can be quite rough for TUESDAY!
4. DON'T MISS TUESDAY!
This is the citation for your "Is Mythology a Lie" source:
Stoddard, Amy. The Greek Myths. Penguin Book Publishing. NewYork, New York., 2009.
I hope you have a wonderful weekend! If you missed class, we completed the following:
1. We completed the handout regarding Hades. Please obtain the information from someone in class.
2. Each student received his/her "Is Mythology a Lie" essay back, along with a solid example of what each body paragraph should contain. Students were asked to completed the self-assessment and then revise the first draft for TUESDAY! If you missed class, please stop by on MONDAY, so I can return your essay to you, and give you the example of a solid body paragraph.
3. Students were introduced to their "Underworld Assignment. " Students were asked to create a list of 7 sins and symbolic punishments to match the sins. The list can be quite rough for TUESDAY!
4. DON'T MISS TUESDAY!
Dante's "Inferno"
These are the sinners Dante chooses to place within his "Hell." Who will you place in your Underworld?
This is the citation for your "Is Mythology a Lie" source:
Stoddard, Amy. The Greek Myths. Penguin Book Publishing. NewYork, New York., 2009.
