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Groovy Greek myths
Posted On 19 Apr 2016
In class 9 we have explored some different Greek myths in preparation for writing our own. And what are two of the most important elements to a Greek myth? The hero/heroine and mythical beast of course!
We designed our own characters for the myths we will be writing in English this week, see below for some (of the many) fantastic examples from our class.
Class 9 – what is the name of your hero/heroine and beast?
I think the photos are great. The characters have great detail everyone
my monster is called the blade spinner
I’m really loking forward to writing our own Greek myths! My heroine’s name is Eliza and the beasts name is The Shamour.
I loved doing this activity and would love to do it again.
My beast is called “the king of the monsters” and my hero is called “Achilles Jr”.
I enjoyed making our own mythical beast and hero.
I enjoyed making our own mythical beast and hero.
My monster is a gorilla in Greek armor that has wings and super strength but is lactose-intolerant . And my hero is a one-eyed archer with a beard!
I really enjoyed doing this and I loved drawing my character
I loved doing this piece of work! It was epic. My person was called Perdit (after the Latin work Perdita meaning lost) and my monster is called Elementerus. It is the picture right at the top!
My hero is called Gizmo, and he likes adventures but not danger (unfortunately) and he goes to destroy the Golem in order to save the village.