Jerard White

Magister Linguae Latinae
last updated
Monday, May 12, 2008
 
Mythology
Homework & Agenda
 
Latin I Latin II Latin III AP Latin Mythology  
Last semester's Derivatives homework and agenda (if you are interested)
Week 19 - May 12-16, 2008
  Agenda Homework
Monday Troy Review the old tests for the exam
Tuesday Troy Read Chap. 20, pgs. 522-544
Wednesday The End of the Trojan War; The returns of the Greek Heros Read Chap. 20, pgs. 522-544
Thursday The Return of Odysseus Start reviewing for exam
Friday Review Day Start studying and continue until the last day you can!
Week 18 - May 5-9, 2008
  Agenda Homework
Monday Mycenaean Mythology - Atreus and Thyestes, Marriage of Peleus and Thetis and the judgement of Paris; Achilles, the allies, the departure Read Chap. 19, pgs. 466-515
Tuesday The Greeks assemble, sail to Troy and land Read Chap. 19, pgs. 466-515
Wednesday The End of the Trojan War Read Chap. 20, pgs. 522-544
Thursday The returns of the Greek Heros Read Chap. 20, pgs. 522-544
Friday The Return of Odysseus Start reviewing for exam
Week 17 - April 28-May 2, 2008
  Agenda Homework
Monday Oedipus Read Chapter 17 - The Theban Saga, pg. 406-421
Tuesday Death of Oedipus (Oedipus at Colonus) and the Seven against Thebes Review Worksheet; Read Chapter 17 - The Theban Saga, pgs. 421-430
Wednesday Antigone and the burial of Polynices Start studying
Thursday Review Day Study for quiz
Friday Quiz on Thebes Read Chap. 18, pgs. 433-446
Week 16 - April 21-25, 2008
  Agenda Homework
Monday Finish "Clash of the Titans" Study, turn in the paper on the movie vs. the myth
Tuesday Review day Study
Wednesday TEST Read Chapter 17 - The Theban Saga, pg. 375-379; Chapter 13 - The Bacchae of Euripides', pgs. 274-290
Thursday The Founding of Thebes - Europa, Cadmus and Pentheus Read Chapter 17 - The Theban Saga, pg. 401-406
Friday Oedipus Read Chapter 17 - The Theban Saga, pg. 406-421
Week 15 - April 14-18, 2008
  Agenda Homework
Monday Bellerophon of Corinth Read pgs. 613-615; Remember the game is due on Monday, April 21
Tuesday "Clash of the Titans" Start writing 1 page paper about the differences between the myths and the movie
Wednesday "Clash of the Titans" Continue writing paper about the differences between the myths and the movie
Thursday "Clash of the Titans"; Review Study; Finish the game for Monday; Continue to work on paper to turn in about the differences of the movie and the myths
Friday Spring Holiday Spring Holiday
Week 14 - April 7-11, 2008
  Agenda Homework
Monday "300 Spartans"; review worksheets Study for the test
Tuesday Review Day Review for the test
Wednesday Test on the Dioscouri, Peleus, Orpheus, Theseus and the Mythological history of Athens and the Persian War Rest--or work on the game due on April 18th
Thursday Perseus of Argos Read pgs. 506-508, 510, 512, 513, 515, 520, 697
Friday Bellerophon of Corinth Read pgs. 613-615; Remember the game is due on Friday April 18
Week 13 - March 31-April 4, 2008
  Agenda Homework
Monday Orpheus Read Chapter 16, 377-389; begin worksheet
Tuesday Athens – Creation myths: Poseidon and Athena; first kings Read pages 593-617
Wednesday Theseus Review Worksheets
Thursday Theseus Review Notes
Friday Athenians at Marathon/ Spartans at Thermopylae; "300 Spartans" Reread pages 593-617
Week 12 - March 24-28, 2008
  Agenda Homework
Monday Easter Monday Easter Monday
Tuesday Go Over Worksheet on the Golden Fleece Study
Wednesday Review for the test Study
Thursday Test Rest
Friday Twins--The Dioscuroi - Castor and Pollux; Romulus and Remus - Founders of Rome Read pages 466-467, 611, 681, 711; Dioscouri Worksheet
Week 9 - March 3-7, 2008
  Agenda Homework
Monday Jason and the Argonauts gather, set sail and snag the fleece Read Chap. 24, pgs. 621-649
Tuesday Jason gets the fleece and returns to Iolcus Read Chap. 24, pgs. 621-649
Wednesday The Return and Medea and the kids Read Chap. 24, pgs.589-600; finish worksheet
Thursday Jason and the Argonauts The Movie Reread, read for the first time or study in some way
Friday Jason and the Argonauts The Movie Reread, read for the first time or study in some way; Remember the game is due on Friday April 18
Week 8 - February 25-29, 2008
  Agenda Homework
Monday Discuss Movie; Map the labors of Herakles Study for test
Tuesday Herakles and the Gigantomachy; discuss the character of Herakles as a Hero Study for test
Wednesday SNOW DAY!!! HOORAY!!! Study for test--AGAIN, HOORAY!!!
Thursday Test Read Chap. 24, pgs. 621-649
Friday Introduction to Jason, Iolcus and the Golden Fleece Read Chap. 24, pgs. 621-649; Start making a game on Jason and the Argonauts (group activity); Herakles or other Hero from our class--Due Friday, April 18
Week 7 - February 18-22, 2008
  Agenda Homework
Monday Presidents' Day Presidents' Day
Tuesday 45 min. - Herakles labors 9-12 Read Chap. 22 - "Herakles", pgs. 519-545
Wednesday Hercules - Disney Worksheet on Herakles
Thursday Hercules - Disney Start studying
Friday Finish Hercules - Disney; Discuss Herakles and how he is the perfect ancient hero Start reviewing for a test on Tuesday
Week 6 - February 11-15, 2008
  Agenda Homework
Monday Continue review of all the Olympian Gods and Godesses  Study everything
Tuesday Second Test Rest
Wednesday Discuss the humans and their place in the mythology - could there be myth without the human element?; Go over a definition of a hero - modern vs. ancient Read Chap. 22 - "Herakles", pgs. 519-545; Essay "Who is your hero and why?"
Thursday Introduction to Herakles: labors 1 and 2; What type of Hero is Herakles? Read Chap. 22 - "Herakles", pgs. 519-545
Friday Introduction to Herakles: labors 3-8 Read Chap. 22 - "Herakles", pgs. 519-545; work on Worksheet
Week 5 - February 4-8, 2008
  Agenda Homework
Monday Hephaistos and Aphrodite  Chapter 9, pgs. 179-208 – “Aphrodite and Eros”
Tuesday Hermes (and Aphrodite) and Ares Chapter 12, pgs. 257-273 – “Hermes”
Wednesday Demeter/Kore (Persephone); Hestia Read Chap. 14 – “Demeter and the Eleusinian Mysteries” pgs. 307-327
Thursday Dionysos Read Chap. 13 - "Dionysos, Pan, Echo and Narcissus", pgs. 392-326
Friday Review Day for Myth Test Study Like Mad
Week 4 - January 28-February 1, 2008
  Agenda Homework
Monday Chronos’ children – Zeus and Hera Read Chapter 5 – The Twelve Olympians: Zeus, Hera, and their Children, pgs. 113-132; Complete drawings and stories about the Paramours of Zeus
Tuesday Chronos’ children: Hera Read Chapter 6 – the Nature of the Gods, pgs. 135-151
Wednesday Poseidon and the Sea Gods Chapter 7, pgs. 154-163 – “Poseidon, Sea Deities, Group Divinities, and Monsters”
Thursday Athena and Nike Chapter 8, pgs. 165-177 – “Athena”
Friday Artemis and Apollo Chapters 10, pgs. 210-236 – “Artemis”; Chapter 11, pgs. 238-268 - "Apollo"
Week 3 - January 21-25, 2008
  Agenda Homework
Monday MLK DAY MLK DAY
Tuesday The Creation  Read chap. 4, Zeus' Rise to Power: the Creation of Mortals, pgs. 76-104
Wednesday Cronos' Fall - Titanomachy, Prometheus and Pandora Read chap. 4, Zeus' Rise to Power: the Creation of Mortals, pgs. 76-104
Thursday The Four Ages of Man; Lycaon and Deucalion's Flood Study for Test
Friday Test Read Chapter 5, "The Twelve Olympians: Zeus, Hera and Their Children", pgs. 113-132
Week 2 - January 14-18, 2008
  Agenda Homework
Monday Finish the Panathenaia and begin Olympia and Delphi  Start reviewing for the test
Tuesday Finish Olympia and Delphi Study for the test
Wednesday Test Read chap. 3, Myths of Creation, pgs. 51-74
Thursday In class essay: Compare and contrast the stories of Genesis and Hesiod's Theogony Read chap. 3, Myths of Creation, pgs. 51-74
Friday Complete the online quiz for Chapter 3, figure your answers by hitting the submit button at the bottom of the page, copy and paste all of your results in an email and e-mail them to me Read chap. 4, Zeus' Rise to Power: the Creation of Mortals, pgs. 76-104
Week 1 - January 7-11, 2008
  Agenda Homework
Monday Brief introduction to the place of myth in the ancient world Read pgs 3-7, 23-26 in text
Tuesday The Time of the Myths: The Bronze Age Realities – Minoans Read pgs. 40-51 in text
Wednesday The Time of the Myths: The Bronze Age Realities – Mycenaeans Read handout on the Mycenaean Gods
Thursday Religious Perception in the Ancient World - the ancient sources Reading 1 – Aristophanes Frogs and Euripides Bacchae
Friday The Panathenaia and Eleusinian Mysteries Read chap. 3, Myths of Creation, pgs. 51-74