Mythology is another type of oral storytelling. You will be learning
about the Greek gods and some of the earliest myths in this unit.
Perseus and the Gorgon
Read the myth
Want to read another version of the myth? Click here!
And here's another version
Watch the video
Medusa-Clash of the Titans (compare the original and the remake)
Watch this video on Perseus and the Gorgon
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Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Friday, May 17, 2013
Unit 6: Oral Traditions and Storytelling
We are beginning a new unit! We will be studying Oral Traditions and
storytelling, starting with the study of American Tall Tales and
Folklore. Today you will learn about some of the New Hampshire folklore
and some legendary heroes in American Folk history. Complete the
questions on the handout and enjoy learning about some bigger than life
heroes!
Quizlet- Oral Tradition Flashcards. Study the definitions of important terms you need to know during this unit.
Sites you will be visiting today:
American Folklore- Use this site to find tall tales from different parts of the country
Tall Tales -the basics A lot of good links to different tall tales
American Tall Tales- good site with some videos to watch
Animated Tall Tales- a fun, interactive site to learn more about tall tales
Myths, Folklore and Fairy Tales- Read different myths and legends from around the world
Aesop's Fables- online collection of Aesop Fables
Beowulf- want to learn more about Beowulf. Check out this site!
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Finished researching? Are you an expert of at least one Folk Hero? Yes! Now you try to write a Tall Tale. Use this Graphic Organizer to get started. When you finish. practice reading it and then record your tall tale on the ipad. Upload the finished version onto your blog!
Quizlet- Oral Tradition Flashcards. Study the definitions of important terms you need to know during this unit.
Sites you will be visiting today:
American Folklore- Use this site to find tall tales from different parts of the country
Tall Tales -the basics A lot of good links to different tall tales
American Tall Tales- good site with some videos to watch
Animated Tall Tales- a fun, interactive site to learn more about tall tales
Myths, Folklore and Fairy Tales- Read different myths and legends from around the world
Aesop's Fables- online collection of Aesop Fables
Beowulf- want to learn more about Beowulf. Check out this site!
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7th Grade
Tech Class: Understanding Tall Tales
In class today (5/17/13) you will be creating a poster
introducing your Tall Tale hero (You can make the poster using a word
document). You will use this poster
during your oral presentation. You only have one class to complete
this assignment!
Your poster must include:
Your poster should fill the entire page (81/2 x 11). Your hero’s name should be large and
bold. Be creative in your
presentation.
You need to print out two color copies for class. Post your poster onto your blog by the end
of tech class.
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Finished researching? Are you an expert of at least one Folk Hero? Yes! Now you try to write a Tall Tale. Use this Graphic Organizer to get started. When you finish. practice reading it and then record your tall tale on the ipad. Upload the finished version onto your blog!
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Revising your Lead- Powerpoint Presentation
Choose from:
1. Action
2. Question
3. Dialogue
4. Snapshot
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