Hercules: Myth v. Movie (Primary and Secondary Source Analysis)
Mrs Spatharos
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Great resource. Used in conjunction with the other resources the author made about Hercules for a mini unit.
Sometimes you need a movie day (especially towards the end of the school year)! I loved this lesson. Students had to read/analyze primary sources then compare and contrast to the video. I plan to use this again next year!
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Looking for some fun activties to supplement your unit on Ancient Greece or mythology? Included this bundle are the following acticities:-Ancient Greek Culture Passports Websquest-Students "travel" around Ancient Greece to learn more about the ancient culture.-Hercules and the 12 Labors Ted ED analyPrice $13.72Original Price $15.25Save $1.53
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Students compare and contrast primary and secondary sources using the myth of Hercules and the 12 labors with the Disney movie. Sometimes we just need a movie day! Ultimately, students argue is Hercules was a hero or not. Their answers are always very insightful!
Included in this lesson:
-lesson plan outline
-primary source reading
-student worksheet for primary source (I make these two double sided)
-Primary v. secondary source chart
-answer key
Project Duration:
1 day for myth and worksheet
2-3 days for movie, I like to break it up so we’re not watching a movie all day.
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3 days
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