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1. Select a god, goddess, hero, or monster that was studied or read about in your mythology research.
2. Brainstorm ideas about the character you chose to help you fill out the graphic organizer. You may want to
refer back to the chart you created or do additional, more in-depth research.
3. Your page set-up must be landscape and fit on one page; you should try and make your font as large as
possible so that each of the ten lines is a big as possible without ruining your format.
Possible Greek Gods/Goddess/Heroes to write about:
Zeus
Athena
Hephaestus
Hestia
Ares
Hera
Demeter
Hermes
Hades
Artemis
Pandora
Medusa
Icarus
Poseidon
Pegasus
Arachne Persephone
Atlas
Aphrodite
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Aphrodite
Goddess of love and beauty
Self-centered, beautiful, and judgmental
Wife to Hephaestus, mother to Cupid, and enemy to Hera
Lover of peace, happiness, power
Who believed in falling in love
Who used trickery, Cupid, and beauty to get what she wanted
Who gave Hephaestus joy and pain to Hera
Who would like to see the world in love and to see that all mortals are beautiful
Venus
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I am …
Greek mythological name
Line 2
I am …
Title or idea they are known for (noun)
Line 3
I am …
Three words that describe that person (adjectives)
Line 4
I am …
Connected to (family, friend, or foe, l-3 people)
Line 5
I am …
Lover of two characters, things or ideas
Line 6
I am …
Who believed in (one or more ideas, people, or things)
Line 7
I am …
Who used (two methods, things, or actions)
Line 8
I am …
Who gave (two things)
Line 9
I am …
Who would like to see (2 characters, actions, ideas, or things)
Line 10 I am … Roman Name