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Greek Gods and Goddesses Picture of Greek Mythology Here Your Name The Date (Using full name for month, day and year) Your teacher’s name

Introduction Watch the Brain Pop video on Greek gods. Answer the following questions in complete sentences. How many gods and goddesses did the Ancient Greeks believe in? How many of them lived on Mt. Olympus? Who was the leader of the all the gods? In what ways did Ancient Greeks worship the gods? Put a map of Ancient Greece here. It must show the location of Mt. Olympus.

Twelve Gods and Goddesses of Mt. Olympus Name God or Goddess of ?

Name of Your God, Goddess or Creature Line Drawing of your person or creature with a callout Write an 8-10 sentence paragraph describing your god, goddess or creature. Include 10 facts you collected online. You can describe their purpose, their relationships to other gods, and a myth about them.

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