Students will be able to...
research ancient Greek gods
determine the extent to which mythology shaped the values and decisions of the ancient Greeks
SS Binder
Chromebook
Art Supplies
Greek God Hoodie Outlines (given in class)
Greek Gods Planning Sheet (given in class)
Greek Mythology: Gods, Drama, and Flying Sandals
Greek mythology was like a giant soap opera with superpowers. The gods lived on Mount Olympus, caused chaos for fun, and had very complicated family trees (spoiler: everyone’s related… somehow).
Zeus threw lightning and dated everyone.
Hera got mad about it. A lot.
Poseidon stirred up storms because he felt left out.
Athena, Apollo, Artemis, and crew tried to keep it classy… mostly.
Mortals? Constantly getting turned into animals, statues, or constellations for doing something mildly annoying.
Basically: drama, monsters, magical weapons, and zero chill.
Now that you've learned about the history of hoodies and some elements that go into designing them, it's time to create your own! But rather than designing one for yourself, you're going to create one for a Greek god!
There are four elements that typically make up hoodie designs:
1. Color 2. Images 3. Patterns 4. Text
It's your job to make design choices based on what you research about your chosen god or goddess. When choosing colors, it can be helpful to think about color psychology. According to experts, certain colors represent different feelings, moods, and behaviors, and you can use this knowledge to choose colors that will best represent your god or goddess.
Before you begin designing your hoodie, brainstorm some potential colors, images, patterns, and text that would represent different facts, ideas, or events related to your Greek god or goddess by filling out the planning sheet. See below for hoodie requirements. Once you have designed your hoodie, you will write a summary detailing the design elements you chose to include, as well as an explanation for why each one makes sense for your god or goddess.
God of... (5 points)
Name in Greek Symbols (5 points)
at least 6 symbols (30 points)
at least 3 colors/patterns (15 points)
Roman god name (5 points)
Neat and understandable (10 points)
You may use the same format as the examples below if you would like, just insert your information. Writing may be typed in Google Drawings or Canva, but it must be 8 x 6 inches. If you are typing, it is your responsibility to print it during lunch, homeroom, or at home. The paragraph is worth 30 points.
Create an accessory to go with your fit based off of a Greek demigod or hero.Â
at least 3 symbols to represent them
at least 2 colors to represent them
Day 1- Finish planning sheet
Day 2-3- Work on hoodies/paragraphs if needed