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Gods/Goddesses Poster
Mr. Galuska - OHH
Goal: Explain the importance of one the gods of Mt. Olympus in connection to Greek religion
and culture.
Instructions:
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Draw your interpretation of your chosen god/goddess.
Color your god/goddess (you can simply outline your drawing).
Write the name of your god/goddess above or below their picture.
Write three important characteristics about your god/goddess. See back!
Add a colorful background that has to do with what your god/goddess represents.
Create a catchy slogan that represents your god/goddess the best.
Example = Ares – “War is in Your Blood…”
Example = Aphrodite – “Beauty Above All Else…”
Example = Poseidon – “Oceans of Opportunity…”
Example = Zeus – “The Sky’s the Limit…”
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On a separate piece of paper write down and answer the following questions. Staple that
paper to your poster.
a.
Why did you choose the god you did for this poster?
b.
Of the three characteristics about your god, which one do you think is the most
important? Give 2 reasons.
c.
What types of Greek people do you think would pray to that god and why?
d.
Give 3 reasons why you think the god you chose should rule Mt. Olympus instead of Zeus.
Grading Rubric:
1. Picture of god/goddess – 3 points
2.
Color – 1 point
3.
Name of god/goddess – 1 point
4.
Three important characteristics – 3 points
5.
Background – 1 point
6.
Slogan – 1 point
7.
Questions with answers – 5 points
Total: 15 points
Zeus:
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Ruler of Mt. Olympus
God of the sky
God of thunder and lightning
Aphrodite:
 Goddess of love
 Goddess of beauty
 Accompanied by Eros (Cupid)
Apollo:
 God of the sun
 God of truth
 God of prophecy
Ares:
 God of war
 God of conflict
 God of violence
Artemis:
 Goddess of the moon
 Goddess of the hunt
 Protector of cities
Athena:
 Goddess of wisdom
 Goddess of justice
 Goddess of war
Demeter:
 Goddess of the harvest
 Goddess of agriculture
 Giver of fruits and grain
Dionysus:
 God of theater
 God of joyous life
 God of hospitality
Hephaestus:
 God of fire
 God of craftsmen
 Blacksmith of the gods
Hera:
 Queen of Mt. Olympus
 Goddess of marriage
 Goddess of the home and family
Hermes:
- God of writing
- God of trade
- Messenger of the gods
Poseidon:
- God of the sea
- God of earthquakes
- Giver of horses to mortals
Hades:
- God of death and despair
- Ruler of the Underworld
- Keeper of souls