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Greek god/godess research project
Greek god/godess research project
Percy Jackson Quiz: Which Greek God Could You Be the Child Of?
If you were a demigod, who would be your godly parent? Take the quiz to find out!
Have you ever wondered which god or goddess would be your parent if you lived in Rick Riordan's fantasy worlds? Take this quiz to find out.
Learn the mythology behind your star sign
What do Harry Potter, Katniss Everdeen, and Frodo have in common with the heroes of ancient myths?
BOOKS IN THE CIS LIBRARY
BOOKS IN THE CIS LIBRARY
Greek Myths and Gods
Greek Mythology Fiction
eBooks
eBooks
LINKS
LINKS
INTRODUCTIONS:
Who were the Greek gods? - A brief introduction with images and a video.
Ancient Greece - mythology - Use this link to see the genealogy and descriptions of the Principal Gods.
The Gods and Goddesses of Ancient Greece - Read a brief summary of the most popular gods/godesses on National Geographic Kids.
Mythweb - Use the Search to find information about the heroes, gods and monsters of Greek mythology.
NOW DIG DEEPER:
The Encylopedia Mythica - This is an encyclopedia on mythology, folklore, magic, and more. It contains over 4300 definitions of gods and goddesses, supernatural beings and legendary creatures and monsters from all over the world.
Biographies - Detailed biographies of Greek Myths.
ONLINE DATABASES
ONLINE DATABASES
Search for 'Greek Mythology"
Watch this movie about Greek Gods on BrainPOP
Search for 'Greek Mythology"
VIDEOS
VIDEOS
An Introduction to Greek Mythology
All Godesses Explained in 17 Minutes
Every Greek God Explained in 11 Minutes
TOP 10 Most Powerful GREEK GODS
GAME - Wrath of The Gods
Take the role of a hero on a quest to regain your kingdom. Fight monsters, encounter colorful live-action characters, and match wits against challenges based on the exploits of the greatest heroes of all time.
RESEARCH TOOLS
RESEARCH TOOLS
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2. CITATION & REFERENCING
Why should I cite my sources?
Why should I cite my sources?
The primary reason to cite your sources is to avoid plagiarism and give proper credit to the original author or creator. Other reasons for citing your sources:
Enables a reader to locate the sources you cited.
Demonstrates the accuracy and reliability of your information.
Shows the amount of research you’ve done.
Strengthens your work by lending outside support to your ideas.
Correct citation is a two-step process:
Correct citation is a two-step process:
In-text citations
References page
*CIS teachers require the APA (American Psychological Association) style, but be aware there are others.
In-Text citations
In-Text citations
references
references
CITATION GENERATOR
CITATION GENERATOR
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