Thursday, February 21, 2019

Announcements and Reminders for Thursday, February 21, 2019: Work That Should Be Completed: If you haven't, please finish (and present and/or hand in) these assignments: -- You should have had your composition book check. -- Turn in the paper you checked off on Hero Day.  1. Your Interview with a god.  Make sure you have turned it in on Google Classroom. If it was returned to you, revise and edit and resubmit it.  2. Your Resident Expert Project -- handed in under the assignment on Google Classroom 3. Your Mural for Minos -- See examples on the bulletin board.  If you need a paper, see me.        If your mural is not on the board, please pick it up            from the bottom wire basket.  4.  Your disclosure signatures with the VIP form on the back filled out.  If you didn't get to visit all the shrines, either visit and read them in class, or read the texts on CANVAS under Shrines and Stories.   If you didn't get to read the hero stories here, go to CANVAS and look on the page titled "Heroes."  Coming Up:   February 1: Finish Resident Experts, Introduce Interview a God February 5: Work on Interview in class, Play a review game February 7:  Work on  Interviews -- finish the  "Who Shall I Pray To" review game February 11:  Print and Present Interviews, begin hero video. February 13:  Heroes Stations  February 15:  Review Greek Mythology and the Greek Mythology Video   (1:44 total) February 20:  A/B Day --         composition book check and  video         Make sure you have your composition book         in class today.  February 21:  Test on Greek Mythology    There are 61 questions for 80 points.     You may use your composition book notes.     Questions are matching, multiple choice, and short answer.

Targets for Today: I can show what I know about Greek Mythology.

Today’s  Agenda for Thursday, February 21, 2019: 1.  Brief time to prepare for the test.         You may use your composition book.  Leave all handouts and other papers in your hanging folder except the Greek alphabet and the cloze notes on the Creation.  2.  Take the unit test on Greek Mythology.  3.  If you finish before others,  read or draw quietly.   If there is extra time, we will watch more of the video.   Coming next:  Learning about The Hero's Journey, also called the Monomyth

If You Were Absent: Arrange a time to take the test.

Vocabulary:

Help and Enrichment  All materials for the test are available on CANVAS.  See the module for Greek Mythology.