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Homework
for the
weeks of

November 30
to
December 4

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When in doubt,
write it out!

All students are required to record assignments in their assignment books. This homework page is a courtesy and does not supersede the detailed homework instructions given in class.

The Greeks explain nature and the world around them through their myths because their knowledge of science was inadequate.

Monday (November 30)

  • Read "Arachne" and complete the summary sheet.
  • Begin studying your list of new goddesses for Friday's quiz.

Tuesday (December 1)

  • Read "Phaethon, Son of Apollo" and complete the summary sheet.
  • Study your list of new goddesses and your summary sheets for Friday's quiz.

Wednesday (December 2)

  • Read "Daedalus" and complete the summary sheet.
  • Study your list new goddesses and your Summary Sheets for Friday's quiz.
  • Quiz will be on the following:
  • The four stories we covered this week.
  • Any special notes given in class.
  • The Greek and Roman names and duties of the new goddesses.
  • A short essay testing your understanding of Theme Two.

Thursday (December 3)

  • Study your list of new goddesses and your Summary Sheets for tomorrow's quiz.
  • Quiz will be on the following:
  • The four stories we covered this week.
  • Any special notes given in class.
  • The Greek and Roman names and duties of the new goddesses.
  • A short essay testing your understanding of Theme Two.

Friday (December 4)

  • Period One: Continue the independent reading of "Heracles" and continue filling out the summary sheet.
  • Periods Two, Three, Four, and Five: Organize your Theme Two notes.


Myth Mania
This outstanding website contains over two hundred pages of information on Greek mythology. Here you will find illustrated myths, great graphics, and a "Homework Help" sight containing information on the gods and goddesses, mythological creatures, and the many characters from myth and legend.