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History·Ancient Greece & Rome·conceptual

Greek Myths and Heroes

Retell at least one Greek myth involving a hero and a monster — such as Theseus and the Minotaur in the labyrinth, Heracles (Hercules) and the lion, or Perseus and Medusa — and understand that these were stories ancient Greeks told to explain the world and teach lessons

Suggested ages 5–7

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Evidence of understanding

  • Retell a Greek myth naming the hero, the monster, and what happened
  • Explain that myths were stories the ancient Greeks told to make sense of the world
  • Describe what made a Greek hero brave or clever in the story

Assessment prompt

Could Greek Myths and Heroes tell you the story of a Greek hero like Theseus fighting the Minotaur or Heracles fighting the lion, and explain why the Greeks told these stories?

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