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A 3-D recreation of an iconic classical Greek structure (2-D is acceptable if there are two different drawings at differing perspectives)

Greek Myth summarized in a comic format. Students were to include a summary of the myth with an illustration describing what was occuring. Students were also to include some supporting dialogue.

Students will choose a topic of importance in Greek history and culture from c. 1200 B.C.E. to c. 200 B.C.E. (The legendary time of the Trojan War until the Roman subjugation of Greece). Students will give a short slide presentation on their topic, defining it and its importance in the Greek world.

Research a modern Greek recipe and cook that food! Explain the dish's significance in Greek food history, detail the recipe and instructions, and keep a log (video or written with choice photos) during your creation of the dish. Work in ONE Latin sentence within the project.

You may draw a scene from one of the classic Greek myths. The scene must use vivid imagery. You may paint, draw, use mixed media, etc., as long as it is easily interpreted. Use construction paper or thicker style, sized between 8 1/2 inches by 11 inches to 11 inches by 14 inches. Below the drawing, write at least one phrase or sentence in GREEK explaining the scene.

Research an ancient Roman recipe and cook that food! Explain the dish's significance in Roman food history, detail the recipe and instructions, and keep a log (video or written with choice photos) during your creation of the dish. Work in ONE Latin sentence within the project.

You may draw a scene from one of the classic Greco-Roman myths, or from a fellow student's created myth (with author's permission). The scene must use vivid imagery. You may paint, draw, use mixed media, etc., as long as it is easily interpreted. Use construction paper or thicker style, sized between 8 1/2 inches by 11 inches to 11 inches by 14 inches. Below the drawing, write at least one sentence in LATIN explaining the scene.

Write an original myth based on Greco-Roman mythology which is an example of one of three types of myths: aetiological (explaining something whose origin or scientific basis is unknown), charter (explaining or endorsing cultural customs), or psychological (explaining the nature of the human soul).

Greek Myth summarized in a comic format. Students were to include a summary of the myth with an illustration describing what was occuring. Students were also to include some supporting dialogue.

The purpose of this assignment is to use your knowledge of Greek mythology to write your own myth.

Create a social media presence for a Greco-Roman mythological character OR a Roman from history