UNIT 2 LESSON 8.  Discuss with your groups the words that you collected from Chapter 17 for homework  Select the 3 most common unfamiliar words found.

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UNIT 2 LESSON 8

 Discuss with your groups the words that you collected from Chapter 17 for homework  Select the 3 most common unfamiliar words found amongst your group

 I can explore how the allusion to the myth of Prometheus improves my understanding of The Lightning Thief.  I can explain how key vocabulary adds to meaning in an excerpt of The Lightning Thief.  I can get the gist of the myth of Prometheus.

 Which characters from Greek Mythology are discussed in this excerpt?  What do you find out about Prometheus in this excerpt?

 Why do you think Cronus called his reign a Golden Age?  What does Golden Age mean in this context?  What is a Golden Age?  Did Chiron believe the reign of Cronus really was a Golden Age?  What does innocent mean in the context? Are there other meanings?  What does branded mean in this context?  What is a radical thinker?  Why was Prometheus branded a radical thinker?

 Read The Lightning Thief for 10 minutes