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Greek & Roman Gods Reading Cards | 90 Illustrated Close Reading Passages for ELA

Explore the Gods of Greek and Roman Mythology: An Illustrated Resource Bundle for Middle and High School ELA & HumanitiesEasily build essential background knowledge on Greek and Roman gods—an enduring topic in English Language Arts and Humanities. This educational digital bundle includes illustrated passages, comprehension tools, and a flexible reading card format to support deep student engagement. Perfect for:

  • Carousel and gallery walk protocols
  • Small-group close reading
  • Text annotation and vocabulary development
  • Building content-area knowledge in literature and art

What’s Included:

✔ 90 Illustrated Reading Cards, featuring:

  • Primordial Beings: Gaia, Uranos, the Castration Myth
  • Titan Gods: Kronos, Rhea, Oceanus, Helios, Hecate, Atlas, etc.
  • Olympians: Zeus, Hera, Athena, Poseidon, Apollo, Artemis, Aphrodite, Hestia, Hephaestus, Demeter, Ares, Dionysus, Hermes
  • Pan & Satyrs: Myths and comparative panic gods
  • Underworld Figures: Hades, Persephone, Furies, Fates
  • Anthropomorphic Concepts: Nyx, Eros, Janus, Lares & Penates
  • Giants & Monsters: Hundred-Handers, Enceladus, more


Teacher's Guide with protocols for carousel/gallery walk

Reading Strategy Tools:

  • Task cards
  • Notecatchers
  • Vocabulary support (Frayer Model)
  • Assessment questions and self-checking Easel activity

Skills Developed:

  • Literary Analysis: Tone, symbolism, myth archetypes
  • Reading Comprehension: Summary, main idea, text evidence
  • Critical Thinking: Making connections across texts and contexts
  • Art History & Humanities Integration: Connections to archaeology and visual culture

Formats Available:

  • Printable PDF
  • Google Docs/Slides (Google Workspace) 

Bonus Content:

    • Informational texts and dictionary-style entries
    • Classical artwork references
    • Temple and archaeological site connections
    • Excerpts from Homeric and Orphic Hymns
    • Links to literature (Homer, Euripides, Ovid, Plato, etc.)
    • Cross-walk of Most Popular Educational Standards Alignment Chart

      Appendix

      • A. Reading Protocols
      • B. Task Cards
      • C. Vocabulary Supports
      • D. Notecatchers
      • E. Further Reading