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Greek Mythology Research Project
Research Hanouts Due: ____________________________
Final Power Point/Poster Due: ___________________________
You will be creating a Power Point or Poster! How exciting!
___ 1. Read through this entire paper.
___ 2. Each person will research one God or Goddess from the list that is given to you by the teacher.
___ 3. Complete Research Handout. Each person needs complete the research handout, this is an
individual assignment. Find information for all of the following categories.
Sources (minimum of 3)
Family Tree
Creation Myth
Powers and Domains
Adventure
Facts
4. You will go to the library and complete your research on the God or Goddess.
___ 5. When you have finished your research you will turn in your Research Handout to your teacher to
be graded/checked.
___ 6. You will go to the computer lab to create a power point OR poster. Your power point or poster
must have 7 slides/boxes and 4 pictures.
___ 7. When you have finished typing in your information for the different slides you can then go
online and find pictures of your God/Goddess and change your fonts and color to make the Power Point
or Poster more fun and interesting, to reflect your personality.
___ 8. You will turn in your Power Point or Poster to be graded. If you are working on a Power Point,
you must print out your presentation to be turned in on the due date.
___ 9. You will present your Power Point or Poster to the class as an oral presentation.
___ 10. You will take notes on your classmate’s presentations and learn about all the Gods and
Goddesses. Yes, there will be a quiz!!! I will provide a handout of Gods & Goddesses Presentation
Notes for you.
Name: ___________________________ Date: __________ Period: _____
Mythology Research Handout
Sources: (see Bibliography Information for correct formatting)
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Family Tree:
Creation Myth:
Powers and Domains:
Adventure:
Facts:
Greek gods, goddesses, legendary figures, and
Monsters
*Name in brackets represents the Roman name for the Greek god or goddess.
Achilles – Hero
Aphrodite (Venus) – Goddess of love and beauty
Apollo – God of the sun, prophecy, music, and archery
Arachne – Legendary woman
Ares (Mars) – God of war
Arion – Male, legendary hero
Artemis (Diana) – Goddess of the hunt and the moon
Athena (Minerva) – Goddess of wisdom and combat
Atlas – Greater titan, “strength personified”
Bellerophon – Hero
Calypso – goddess
Centarus – Half man / half horse creatures
Cerberus – Three-headed dog
Circe – The Black sorceress
Cronus (Saturn) – Ruler of the titans, god of agriculture
Cyclops – A one eyed giant
The Delphic oracle – A woman soothsayer
Demeter (Ceres) – Goddesses of agriculture
Dionysus (Bacchus) – God of wine
Enceladus – Giant
Eros (Cupid) – God of love and mischief
Fates (Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropus) – Decide man’s fate
Gaea (Terra) – Mother and wife of Uranus
Griffon – Body of a lion, other body parts of other animals
Hades (Pluto) – God of the underworld and death
Hecate – Goddesses of magic
Hephaestus (Vulcan) – God of fire and blacksmiths
Hera (Juno) – Queen of the gods, goddess of marriage
Heracles (Hercules) – Demigod
Hermes (Mercury) – Messenger of the gods
Hestia (Vesta) – Goddess of the home
Hypnos (Somnus) – God of sleep
Iris – Goddess of rainbows
Jason – Hero
Medusa – Women who had the hair of snakes
Midus – King of Phrygia (everything he touched turned to gold)
Minotaur – Half man, half bull creature
Muses – Goddesses of songs
Nemesis – the goddesses of divine revenge
Nike – Goddess of victory
Odysseus – Hero
Orion – A giant hunter
Orpheus – God of music
Paris – A judge
Pan – God of nature
Pandora – The first woman on Earth
Pegasus – a winged horse
Pelops – Founder of the Olympic games
Penelope – Wife of Odysseus
Persephone (Proserpina) – Wife of Hades
Perseus – Hero
Poseidon (Neptune) – God of the sea
Rhea (Ops) – Wife and sister of Cronus
Selene – Goddess of the moon
Sirens – Half woman, half bird creatures
Sisyphus – Legendary hero
Sphinx – Face of a woman, body of a lion, and wings of a bird
Syrinx – A woodland nymph
Theseus – Hero
Tyche – Goddess of good fortune
Uranus – The first god of the sky
Zeus (Jupiter) – Ruler of the gods