Comparative Myth Study 5 Myth Charts Mythology Series Grades 8-10 ELA

Do you need informative, engaging myth charts to supplement your middle and high school mythology unit? What are the parallel connections between Greek, Roman, Norse, and Assyrian gods and goddesses? How are the days of the week and the months of the year associated with Greek, Roman, Norse, and Babylonian mythology? Why do myths come in multiple forms, with various endings, edited parts, different names for gods and goddesses, and so on? With tools developed by Stones of Erasmus, help students to “Read and comprehend complex literary and informational texts independently and proficiently.”

Note: This resource is optimized for Google Workspace (Google Slides, Google Classroom, etc.) and PDF.

Features Included in the Resource:

• 1 Teacher’s Note for Using this Resource
• Charts Include:
  • Greek and Roman Gods and Goddesses and Other Deities
  • Gods and Goddesses from World Mythology
  • Days of the Week Named in Honor of Heavenly Bodies and Gods and Goddesses
  • Derivations of the Days of the Week
  • Derivations of the Months
• Further Reading List Included
• Standards Alignment Chart
• Pro Tip: Use the editable digital version to customize fill-in-the-chart formal assessments.

Original Content and Copyright Notice:

N.B. This product is original and was made with love by Stones of Erasmus. Please handle it with care. If you enjoy this educational resource, please consider sharing the store link with your friends and colleagues. Also, drop me a line. I’d love to read your feedback. A commercial non-distribution license protects this product. The product is intended for use in an educational setting.

Know that this educational digital download is a supplement to a unit on Greek Mythology. Each lesson includes links to external resources, but the product does not contain copies of individual myths.

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