B1 Hellas 3.3 Belief & Knowledge

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 Belief and Knowledge

B1 DLE History

Ancient Greece

Section 3.3

What do you remember from 3.2?
Who's in charge

Todays lesson: 

• Read & listen to 3.3 Belief & Knowledge (see Magister)
• Highlight the important facts in your book  
• After 15 minutes - come back for a knowledge check & discussion
• Key term list 

What made the Greek Gods different to the humans that worshiped them?

1. They were never jealous
2. They were immortal (did not die)
3. They got into fights
4. They cheated and lied

What is a demi-god?
Bonus: Can you give an example of a famous demi-god?

Mythology

• Story of redemption
• Twelve impossible tasks
• Using his brawn and wits 

Spicy: Why does Greek mythology still resonate within us after 1,000's of years?

Text

Goddess of love, beauty & sexuailty

The virgin goddess of the hunt, the moon and archery

The god of war

The god of trade, thieves, travelers, sports & athletes

God of the sea, water, storms, earthquakes & horses

Goddess of wisdom, handicraft & strategic war

Why was Hades not classed an Olympian?

Hades and Persephone

What happened when Persephone was in the underworld with Hades?

1. The flowers grew
2. The world fell dark
3. Plants died
4. The world lit up

How did the Greeks explain natural phenomena such as a lightning storm or the different seasons?

For the last 10 minutes of the lesson
Create your key term list & upload a copy of it here!

Write down a key term from last lesson
Spicy - choose one that no one else will think of!

This lesson:

• Knowledge check 
• Discussion 
• Knowledge & skills break out 

Hade's home

• The Underworld
• Five rivers
• River Styx
• Charon the ferryman
• Entrance was guarded 
• Soul would be judged and directed where to go 

Why were the Greeks buried with a coin under their tongues?

1. To stop Cerberus from attacking
2. To bribe Hades to be nice to them
3. To pay the ferryman Charon
4. To pay for a better afterlife

Elysium

Fields of Asphodel

Tartarus

Good

Bad, very bad

Neither good nor bad

Why did people forget everthing after drinking the waters of the River Lethe?

The search for the truth

• Oral tradition
• Can we learn from mythology?
• Believing in mythology?
• Philosophy & philosophers 

Knowledge & Skills 3.3

• In break out rooms work together to complete the knowledge and skills questions on page 31
  
• Write using full sentences
  
• You have 20 minutes 
  
• Upload your individual evidence at the end of the lesson
  

Upload your knowledge & skills work for 3.3