Mythology+Project+1

It’s important to become familiar with the Greek and Roman gods and goddesses right away. You will research and study a god or goddess on your own and then present your findings to the class. We will go more in depth with many of these stories throughout the semester, but it’s a good idea to have an overview before beginning.
 * Mythology Project #1 **
 * 50 points **

2. Use your textbook, library materials, and the Internet to discover the following: ü The Roman (or in some cases Greek) equivalent (name) for your character. ü A symbol associated with that character (almost all of them have a symbol associated with them. If you have one of the few who don’t, make one up that makes sense.) If applicable, explain how this symbol is used today (in advertising, product name/characteristic, etc.) ü The character’s principle responsibility. ü One story related to that character.
 * 1) You will be assigned a Titan, god, goddess, monster, or creature to research.

3. You will then have to take your information and present it to the class. Your presentation must include: ü ** A visual aid. ** This could be a power point presentation, video, poster board, model, diorama, mobile, or some other form that presents information visually. (25 points) ü ** Verbal information. ** You must tell the rest of the class the information you discovered. Present it in such a way that students will be able to take notes while you are talking, so that they may complete their character charts. Imagine that for the time you are in front of the class, you are the teacher. You will eventually be tested on the information, so it’s important that you are clear, organized, and thorough in your presentation. (25 points).