IWBAT list and describe characteristics of the major Greek gods and goddesses.
1. Homework Check (5 minutes): review answers to "The Legend of Perseus - Part 2"
- view accompanying text here
2. Read The Lightning Thief (30 minutes):
Chapter 6: "I become supreme lord of the bathroom" -- pp. 75-92
(audiobook: Part 2, 48:06 to end AND Part 3, 00:00 to 04:02)
3. Quill.org (10 minutes): complete the lesson that is due today, April 29th
- Finished Early? You may:
- work on other assigned Quill lessons
- read your AR book silently
- work on TeenBiz3000
- learn more about Perseus
- explore other Greek gods and goddesses
- watch the author speak about his book, The Lightning Thief
- watch videos about the fates: here, here, and here
- learn more about the fates on the Camp Half-Blood Wiki
- explore other characters on the Camp Half-Blood Wiki
4. The Major Greek Gods & Goddesses:
5. Research Characteristics of Major Gods: Use Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Ultimate Guide (pages 64-83) to research the major Greek gods and goddesses and record your learning on this graphic organizer
Homework: Poetry Analysis: "Bird of Dreams"
Bird of
Dreams
1 At
night in dream I travel from my bed.
2 On
wing of light I soar across vast skies
3 Where
colors swirl and dance, and mingle and soar,
4 To
far beyond the veil, where Phoenix flies.
5 The
Phoenix is a wondrous bird of dreams.
6 Each
five hundred years she builds a nest,
7 Piling
feathers, branches, twigs, and leaves—
8 Now
will she lay her eggs and sit to rest?
9 But
no! The Phoenix strikes a blazing spark
10 And
sets her cozy nesting place afire!
11 She
dives in flight into the dancing flames!
12 Why
does she go into the flaming pyre?
13 There
is no need to weep, for all is well.
14 For
her the pyre’s fiery heat and flame
15 Burn
away the years. She is reborn!
16 Her
radiant, shining youth she doth reclaim.
17 The
pyre burns down to ash, and all is still.
18 And
from the ashen pile, her eyes alight,
19 The
Phoenix rises up into the sky,
20 Renewed,
with feathers luminous and bright!
21 And
so this night, perchance my dreams will go
22 With
wondrous Phoenix rising in the sky,
23 To
soar among the planets and the stars,
24 Deep
in the night to fly and fly and fly!
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