Myths and legends

Myths and legends anchor chart. We created this chart together after comparing various myths and legends and finding common trends. We will use this to create our own stories too!

This is the first anchor chart that my students saw when they walked in the morning we began mythology! The week prior to the unit, we discussed legends and watched Hercules after testing one afternoon. This was the perfect connection to have going into a unit surrounding myths. We still refer back to this chart throughout our reading/activities - I recommend having something similar to this in your classroom when you teach Greek Mythology or read The Lightning Thief! As Percy's journey…

Greek mythology has been a part of our World Literature subject since we all went schooling. What made this myth truly inspiring is the stories of heroes and other mortals who live with the Olympian gods and the goddesses, how they mutually care for each other and show balance of peace and prosperity from two

Myths and Legends The Story of False Face

2030 views on Imgur: The magic of the Internet

Teach your children about myths and legends with this comprehensive teaching pack. It includes a full topic guide, example texts to explore, story starters, activity resources and eye-catching display materials to enhance your learning environment!

Traditional Literature Folktales Fables Fairy Tales Myths and Legends

8,063 points • 609 comments

Embark on a mythological journey with our “The Three Sisters of Fate” worksheet. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Greek mythology as you read about the enigmatic Three Sisters of Fate. Dive into their roles and unravel the mysteries surrounding their unique responsibilities. Engage with a series of questions that delve into the identities...