'King midas' diaporamas de présentation

THEME- WHAT IS IT?

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Lesson # 12 Day 2

Lesson # 12 Day 2. In the Sand In the sand A castle grows (romps and towers, turrets, bowers, trees and flowers) and for hours kings and knights march through the land in between my toes. Myra Cohn Livingston. from. under. cold. help. very. their. was.

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King Midas and the golden Touch

King Midas and the golden Touch. Reading Goal: Drawing Conclusions Team Cooperation Goal: Explain you ideas/tell why. Rate & Review 5 minutes. Rate and review the vocabulary words independently. widened. broadened: .

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Critical Reading Section 1: Scottish Set Texts

Critical Reading Section 1: Scottish Set Texts. The poetry of: Carol Ann Duffy. Mrs Midas. Mrs Midas.

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Parapsychology

Parapsychology. Colleen Kennedy Period 5. Parapsychology is the study of unexplained mental phenomena. Studied in over 30 countries (United Kingdom) Funded by donations Society of Physical Research (1882). Why Did I Choose This Topic?. Interested in Science Enjoy Ghost hunting.

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By: Kayla McMillan and Lily Gergle

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The Universality of Three Wishes

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King Midas

King Midas.

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King Midas

King Midas. Mr Walton, February 2009. To be used with Orchard myths. 1. p.32 Why did Apollo cast a spell on Midas?. 2. p.33 Draw a picture to show how Midas hid his ears. 3. p.35 Write two words which describe how Midas felt when he went to the barber. 4.

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Learning Objective Today we will identify the structural characteristics of a myth

Learning Objective Today we will identify the structural characteristics of a myth. RC 3.1. Remember. Structural means the way text is put together. Characteristics means the qualities that make up the text . Partner Share. Discuss with your partner the movie Hercules

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Greek Mythology

Greek Mythology. Mythology. Collection of stories and teachings Details the lives of gods, heroes, creatures Attempts to explain the nature of the world Creates the basis for the ancient Greek religion Creation Story From Chaos (nothingness) emerges: Gaia (earth) Eros (love)

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King Midas and the Golden Touch

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Dionysus, God of Wine, Ecstasy and Theater

Dionysus, God of Wine, Ecstasy and Theater . By Alex Roth 9/24/10. How was he celebrated?. Dionysus was celebrated in the spring season when the leaves appear on the grape vines. . Examples of stories . Dionysus visited Thebes, dressed as a young man and puts the women under his spell. .

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Greek Mythology

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Allusions

Allusions. Achilles Heel. Meaning: an area of weakness that leads to the downfall of a person Achilles was a Greek warrior who became the hero of the Trojan war.

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Myth, God and Hero

Myth, God and Hero. By Gavin Bergeron and Hunter Wyssen. King Midas He was the king of Phrygia, which is now modern day turkey Midas had the golden touch which meant everything he touched turned to gold

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Roman Mythology

Roman Mythology. Common expressions. Achilles' Heel. Meaning: A person's weak spot. Greek Myth:

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Warm-Ups 10-15-13 ? 10-18-13

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Characters: Jason, Piper, Leo, Hera, Annabeth , Jake, Chiron

Jason and Co. meet up with Thailia and the Hunters. They save Hera in a battle and delay an inevitable battle later on. Climax. They set off on their quest with a bronze dragon to save the goddess Hera.

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KING MIDAS

KING MIDAS.

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