1. Create a Brochure/Newsletter for your
presentation. The brochure/newsletter
should contain the following:
- The newsletter title or the opening page of your brochure should have the title of the myth and your name, date, and period
- Provide information to the students pertaining to the Historical Background and Appeal and Value sections before presenting your myth
- Provide a map showing the location from where the myth originated
- Provide a list of the main characters in your myth (if your myth does not have characters, provide something else in place of the characters)
- Provide the important events/details of your myth – What do we learn?
The brochure/newsletter
should be visually appealing and informative.
2. Create a comic strip recapping the major
events of your myth and provide the important characters, too. This can be a part of your
brochure/newsletter – you may have to draw it by hand after you finish the rest
of the brochure. If you don’t like this
idea – you may create a 6 panel comic strip on a separate piece of paper.
You need to provide me with a copy of your brochure/newsletter and a copy of your comic strip.
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Oedipus
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Oedipus
Greek Theater Glossary
Study Guides – Oedipus
Oedipus - Background Animated Movie
