2nd CKLA - Domain 4: Greek Myths - Lesson 5

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Greek myths are​

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fictional

nonfiction

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Greek myths explain things in​

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nature

space

families

Multiple Choice

True or False

Greek myths teach a lesson.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

True or False

There were mythical creatures that are not gods/goddesses in "Prometheus and Pandora."

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

True or False

There were mythical creatures that are not gods/goddesses in "Demeter and Persephone."

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

True or False

There were mythical creatures that are not gods/goddesses in "Arachne the Weaver."

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Which Greek god or goddess is a character in the myth "Arachne the Weaver?"

• Zeus

• Artimis

• Athena

• Demeter

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The myth "Arachne the Weave" explains how the first​

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spider

human

flower

boat

Audio Response

What lesson does the myth "Arachne the Weaver" teach?

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​Listen carefully to find out what mythical creature is in the read aloud, who the hero is, and how the hero saves the day.

Multiple Choice

Myths often explain how something came to be. What does this myth explain?

• How the Pacific Ocean got its name

• How the Aegean Sea got its name

• How Mount Olympus got its name

• How the Earth got its name

Multiple Choice

Why does King Minos send 14 Athenian youths into the labyrinth every 9 years?

• because he is happy to have an army

• because he is proud of his people

• because he is angry at his son

• because he is sad and upset about the loss of his son

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The main character of today's read aloud is​

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Theseus

Princess Ariadne

Athena

Zeus

Daedalus

Multiple Choice

Why does Princess Ariadne help Theseus even though she knows her father would be furious?

• she thinks Theseus is an extraordinary man

• she thinks Theseus is a bad man

• she thinks Theseus is an evil man

• she thinks Theseus is famous

Open Ended

How does Theseus defeat the Minotaur and escape from the Labyrinth?

Audio Response

Why is Daedalus important in this story?

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​Think of a question you can ask your neighbor about the read-aloud that starts with the word WHO or WHY.

​Once I had a _______ that started unraveling.