List three kinds of jewelery that the greks wore? necklaces, rings, earrings, crowns
________ is a greek monster. Cyclops
Name a fact about the Ancient Greek Olympics? It was held in Olympia.
What two materials were Greek clothes made of? linen, wool
T or F Zeus had no kids. False
T or F Zeus and Posiden are brothers. True
T or F Men competed in their birthday suits during the Olympics. True
T or F Women could compete in the Olympics. False
What two items are Hades symbols? black animals, 2 pronged fork
Draw a picture of the Trojan War.
How many greek soldiers hid in the Trojan horse? 30
Name a God or Goddess. Zeus
What kinds of food did the Ancient Greeks eat? olives, lemons, lamb, garlic
__________ is a greek monster with 3 heads. Cerebus
Where did the Minatour live? In the labrynith on Crete
What two animals make up the Minatour? bull, human
What century did the Trojan War take place? 13th
What city-state is the current capital of Greece? Athens
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
6th hour Greek test
Greek Test 6th hour
Name one type of architecture- temple
Who are the big three gods? Hades, Zeus, Posiden
Name three sports from the ancient greek Olympics- running, discus, wrestling
_______is a demi-god with Zeus as a parent.- Hercules, Peruses,
Why did the Trojan War start? Helen, mortal beautiful woman, stolen from Crete/ Troy
Who was the battle of marathon between? Persians/ Spartans
What goddess won the “golden apple”? Aphrodite
What is the mythical creature that lives in the labyrinth? Minotaur
What is a labyrinth? Maze
Name three words that describe Sparta? Barbarians, Ares, thugs, battle
What is the biggest island in the mediterrean sea and use it in a sentence? Crete
What war lasted ten years? Trojan
What is the first island Odysseus went to? Circe island
How did Achilles become immortal? Dipped in river styx
What was Achilles weakness? Tendon
What country is Troy located in? Turkey
When did the Battle of marathon start? Sept 17, 450 bc
The Parthenon is the temple for which goddess? Athena
What is Hera’s sacred animal? Peacock
What is the current capital of Greece? Athens
Name one type of architecture- temple
Who are the big three gods? Hades, Zeus, Posiden
Name three sports from the ancient greek Olympics- running, discus, wrestling
_______is a demi-god with Zeus as a parent.- Hercules, Peruses,
Why did the Trojan War start? Helen, mortal beautiful woman, stolen from Crete/ Troy
Who was the battle of marathon between? Persians/ Spartans
What goddess won the “golden apple”? Aphrodite
What is the mythical creature that lives in the labyrinth? Minotaur
What is a labyrinth? Maze
Name three words that describe Sparta? Barbarians, Ares, thugs, battle
What is the biggest island in the mediterrean sea and use it in a sentence? Crete
What war lasted ten years? Trojan
What is the first island Odysseus went to? Circe island
How did Achilles become immortal? Dipped in river styx
What was Achilles weakness? Tendon
What country is Troy located in? Turkey
When did the Battle of marathon start? Sept 17, 450 bc
The Parthenon is the temple for which goddess? Athena
What is Hera’s sacred animal? Peacock
What is the current capital of Greece? Athens
Monday, December 20, 2010
1st hour Greek Test
Greek test 1st hour
1. What is Medusa’s hair made of?
2. What monster had 9 heads?
3. What monster guards the underworld?
4. What does Nike mean?
5. Who did Aphrodite prefer?
6. Name one of Zeus demi-god sons?
7. Who is the God of War?
8. How many years is an Olympiad?
9. What fruit was sent to the wedding party that had a tag “To the fairest”?
10. Who is the goddess of battle strategy?
11. Who was the most beautiful mortal to Paris?
12. What did the Olympic torch represent?
13. Why were the Olympics held?
14. T or F Men and women would compete in the same Olympics.
15. What is the boundary between life and death?
16. Who was Persephone mother?
17. Who was the Trojan war between?
18. Who was born inside the head of Zeus?
19. How many times did the river styx encircle Hades?
20. How many pounds did hoplite’s armor weight?
1. What is Medusa’s hair made of?
2. What monster had 9 heads?
3. What monster guards the underworld?
4. What does Nike mean?
5. Who did Aphrodite prefer?
6. Name one of Zeus demi-god sons?
7. Who is the God of War?
8. How many years is an Olympiad?
9. What fruit was sent to the wedding party that had a tag “To the fairest”?
10. Who is the goddess of battle strategy?
11. Who was the most beautiful mortal to Paris?
12. What did the Olympic torch represent?
13. Why were the Olympics held?
14. T or F Men and women would compete in the same Olympics.
15. What is the boundary between life and death?
16. Who was Persephone mother?
17. Who was the Trojan war between?
18. Who was born inside the head of Zeus?
19. How many times did the river styx encircle Hades?
20. How many pounds did hoplite’s armor weight?
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Map is Due Tomorrow- Monsters!
Please make sure that your map is ready to hand in on Friday! We will be grading it in class!
We will be learning about Monsters and the Battle of Marathon.
1. Hydra- poison snake, has 9 heads- heads grow back when you cut them off
2. Minotaur- head of a bull, body of a man- King Minos of Crete- Maze
3. Cyclopes- one eye in forehead- Odysseus- makes lightning bolts for Zues
4. Medusa- hair of snakes, Athena made her ugly, turns you to stone if you look at her
5. Cerberus- guard dog of Hades, has 3 heads
We will be learning about Monsters and the Battle of Marathon.
1. Hydra- poison snake, has 9 heads- heads grow back when you cut them off
2. Minotaur- head of a bull, body of a man- King Minos of Crete- Maze
3. Cyclopes- one eye in forehead- Odysseus- makes lightning bolts for Zues
4. Medusa- hair of snakes, Athena made her ugly, turns you to stone if you look at her
5. Cerberus- guard dog of Hades, has 3 heads
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
The Classroom Olympics!!!
Today we will be hosting the classroom olympics! I hope you brought your competition face!
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Ancient Democracy and Current Democracy/ Greek Map
Ancient
BC
1st form, pure
6,000 men only
Greece
met on the acropolis
voted by hand, on pottery
called "The Assembly"
Current
75% or 3/4 of the world
AD
every citizen
Representative
435- inthe house, 100 inthe senate
e-vote, or ballots
capital hill
Both
18 years old
makes laws
big government
Map Directions
color land green
color water blue
label in black
What to Label on Front-
- Athens
-Sparta
-Olympia
-Mt. Olympus
- Aegean Sea
-Med. Sea
- Ionion Sea
- peloponnesian peninsula
- Attica penisula
- Crete
-Troy- "draw land for Turkey"
What to Label on Back
Choose 10 countries from the front key and color code them on the back with the capital and country name.
-Norway
-Findland
-Sweden
-England
-Spain
-Portugal
-France
- Germany
- Ireland
-Greece is already black
BC
1st form, pure
6,000 men only
Greece
met on the acropolis
voted by hand, on pottery
called "The Assembly"
Current
75% or 3/4 of the world
AD
every citizen
Representative
435- inthe house, 100 inthe senate
e-vote, or ballots
capital hill
Both
18 years old
makes laws
big government
Map Directions
color land green
color water blue
label in black
What to Label on Front-
- Athens
-Sparta
-Olympia
-Mt. Olympus
- Aegean Sea
-Med. Sea
- Ionion Sea
- peloponnesian peninsula
- Attica penisula
- Crete
-Troy- "draw land for Turkey"
What to Label on Back
Choose 10 countries from the front key and color code them on the back with the capital and country name.
-Norway
-Findland
-Sweden
-England
-Spain
-Portugal
-France
- Germany
- Ireland
-Greece is already black
Monday, December 13, 2010
Trojan War
Write down and answer theswe questions after you read about the Trojan War on page 10 in the Ancient Greece magazine.
1. What century did the Trojan War suppossedly take place?
2. The trojans thought that the horse would bring them _______ _________.
3. Who was the Trojan war between?
4. Draw a picture of the seige might have looked like.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5ak6X-mOkA
1. What century did the Trojan War suppossedly take place?
2. The trojans thought that the horse would bring them _______ _________.
3. Who was the Trojan war between?
4. Draw a picture of the seige might have looked like.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5ak6X-mOkA
Friday, December 10, 2010
Read greek Magazine/ Gods and Goddesses report
Read pages 1 and 2 in the greek magazine.
Write a vocasbulary word as a secret message using the greek alphabet.
Can you decipher the vocabulary word on the board?
AHPOA = agora
We have some student presentations about some specific greek gods/ goddesses/ demi-gods.
Here is a history clink called Clash of the Gods! Enjoy!
http://www.history.com/search?search-field=Searchgreek+gods
Write a vocasbulary word as a secret message using the greek alphabet.
Can you decipher the vocabulary word on the board?
AHPOA = agora
We have some student presentations about some specific greek gods/ goddesses/ demi-gods.
Here is a history clink called Clash of the Gods! Enjoy!
http://www.history.com/search?search-field=Searchgreek+gods
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Greek Vocab #4
Helots- farmers that could not leave land- little better than slaves- ½ food payment to soliders
Polis- city...Annpolis, Minneapolis
Platoon- a group of soldiers
Phalanx- organization on the battle field where you protect the man next to you
Sparta- a city state- war focused- took children at age 7 and taught to be soliders
Polis- city...Annpolis, Minneapolis
Platoon- a group of soldiers
Phalanx- organization on the battle field where you protect the man next to you
Sparta- a city state- war focused- took children at age 7 and taught to be soliders
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Greek Vocab #3
Philosophy: Socrates, Plato, Euclid, Hippocrates- someone who thinks about thinking/examines their own beliefs/ challenges authority
Architecture: Parthenon- at the heart of the acropolis , marble temple to Athena
Orator- a person skilled at public speaking
Jury- a group of citizens who hear evidence and make decisions in a court of law
Commodity- a traded product : grapes, olives, metal work, pottery
Movie on History's Impact: The Impact of the Greek Scholars
Architecture: Parthenon- at the heart of the acropolis , marble temple to Athena
Orator- a person skilled at public speaking
Jury- a group of citizens who hear evidence and make decisions in a court of law
Commodity- a traded product : grapes, olives, metal work, pottery
Movie on History's Impact: The Impact of the Greek Scholars
Monday, December 6, 2010
#2 Greek Vocab
Agora- open area- town square- served as a place for meetings
Assembly- citizens gathering to vote on issues that concerned their cities- law-making body
Acropolis- a walled hill, where people could find safety
Athens- a city-state: poetry/peace, educated, farmers
Democracy- rule by the people- every citizen is allowed to vote on government issues
movie on : DVD History's Impact
Assembly- citizens gathering to vote on issues that concerned their cities- law-making body
Acropolis- a walled hill, where people could find safety
Athens- a city-state: poetry/peace, educated, farmers
Democracy- rule by the people- every citizen is allowed to vote on government issues
movie on : DVD History's Impact
Greek Vocab- The Land of Greece
Peninsula- an area of land that is nearly surrounded by water (3 sides…Flordia)
Harbor- a sheltered place along the coast for ships and fishing boats
Peloponnesus- main land greece’s peninsula – very mountainous
Crete- the biggest island in the Mediterranean sea- one day sail south
Phoenicia- ancient civilization in Lebanon
Student Made Geography Lesson
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S50d-vhY1jY
Harbor- a sheltered place along the coast for ships and fishing boats
Peloponnesus- main land greece’s peninsula – very mountainous
Crete- the biggest island in the Mediterranean sea- one day sail south
Phoenicia- ancient civilization in Lebanon
Student Made Geography Lesson
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S50d-vhY1jY
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