Reading Assignments for September 3rd
The Odyssey
Read Book 1 in 3 stages
·
Stage 1 – scan for names and setting
(places/times), highlight names in pink and settings in green
·
Stage 2 – Block off dialogue, write name of
character speaking at the top
·
Stage 3 – Read all of Book 1 slowly and
carefully! Highlight the flow of thought
in yellow. Stop after each section (see below) and
write a brief 2-5-sentence narration of that section (explain what is going
on). If you have trouble writing your
narration, go back and read the section again.
Narration sections for Book 1
lines 1-44 (intro)
lines 45-64 (Athena's appeal to Zeus)
lines 65-79 (Zeus' reply)
lines 80-95 (Athena's response)
lines 96-157 (the scene in Ithica)
lines 158-177 (lament of Telemachus)
lines 178-212 (Athena's report)
lines 213-327 (exchange between Telemachus and Athena)
lines 328-364 (exchange between Telemachus and Penelope)
lines 365-419 (exchange between Telemachus and the suitors)
lines 420-end (conclusion of book 1)
The
Metamorphoses
· Read book one
· Follow the
highlighting instructions above.
Dialogue blocking is optional.
· Write a
narration of each of the story sections
De Aulaires
Greek Myths
· No highlighting
required
· Read and write a
narration for each of the following sections
9-32 (Creation, Pantheon, Io)
42 (Python)
76-79 (flood)
82-84 (Phaethon)
94-95 (Daphne)
94-95 (Daphne)
is De Aulaires Greek Myths also called Ovid?
ReplyDeleteIs Ovid the same as the other Greek myths book you mentioned as assignment for week one?
ReplyDeleteOH!! never mind i get it:)
ReplyDeleteJust to clarify...older kids are reading Ovid's Metamorphosis and younger kids are reading the same stories in DeAulaires. Let me know if you have any more questions. Mrs. Rape
ReplyDeleteAre the numbers next to the assigned sections page number or?
ReplyDeleteOh and miss Cathy, i Highlighted half of the odyssey with last years method during the summer and only today did i see the different highlighting and method. Are you okay with me sticking to the old method or would you rather me put the little summaries for each small section?
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ReplyDeleteCan we try to narrate with the book instead of writing them?
ReplyDeleteFor now, please write them. We'll progress toward oral narrations as we move along in the semester.
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