1. "Athena's symbols": Students learn about Athena's symbols and create a collage using pictures of them. 
2. "Athena's role": Students read a story about Athena and discuss her role as protector and strategist. 
3. "Athena's temple": Students research and design their own model of Athena's temple using recycled materials.

# Greek Mythology Quiz

Instructions: Choose the correct answer from the options given and write the letter of the answer on the space provided.

1. Who is the god of the sea?
a. Apollo
b. Zeus
c. Poseidon
d. Hades

Answer: _____

2. Who is the goddess of wisdom?
a. Hera
b. Demeter
c. Aphrodite
d. Athena

Answer: _____

3. Who is the god of the sun?
a. Helios
b. Hermes
c. Dionysus
d. Hephaestus

Answer: _____

4. Who is the god of love?
a. Ares
b. Eros
c. Artemis
d. Zeus

Answer: _____

5. Who is the god of war?
a. Hermes
b. Apollo
c. Ares
d. Dionysus

Answer: _____

6. Who is the god of wine?
a. Hades
b. Demeter
c. Dionysus
d. Poseidon

Answer: _____

7. Who is the god of fire?
a. Hephaestus
b. Helios
c. Zeus
d. Hades

Answer: _____

8. Who is the goddess of love and beauty?
a. Athena
b. Demeter
c. Aphrodite
d. Hera

Answer: _____

9. Who is the god of the underworld?
a. Ares
b. Zeus
c. Poseidon
d. Hades

Answer: _____

10. Who is the goddess of the hunt?
a. Artemis
b. Aphrodite
c. Demeter
d. Hera

Answer: _____

Answer Key:
1. c
2. d
3. a
4. b
5. c
6. c
7. a
8. c
9. d
10. a

Grade 3 Greek Class Lesson Plan: Goddess Athena

Objectives:
- Students will be able to identify the key attributes and symbols associated with Goddess Athena.
- Students will be able to explain the significance of Goddess Athena in Greek mythology.
- Students will be able to create a visual representation of Goddess Athena using the key concepts learned in class.

Direct Instruction:
1. Introduction (5 minutes): Introduce the topic of Goddess Athena to the students by providing a brief background of Greek mythology and the role of gods and goddesses in their culture.
2. Key Concepts (15 minutes): Present the key concepts associated with Goddess Athena, including her symbols (owl, shield, spear, olive tree) and attributes (wisdom, courage, strategy, justice).
3. Significance (10 minutes): Discuss the significance of Goddess Athena in Greek mythology, including her birth, role in the Trojan War, and status as a patron goddess of Athens.
4. Guided Practice (20-40 words): Show the students images of Goddess Athena and ask them to identify her symbols and attributes. Discuss their responses as a class and clarify any misconceptions.
5. Closure (5 minutes): Summarize the key concepts learned in class and ask the students to share one thing they learned or found interesting about Goddess Athena.
 
Independent Practice:
1. Visual Representation (30 minutes): Assign the students to create a visual representation of Goddess Athena using the key concepts learned in class. They can use any materials they like, such as paper, markers, or clay. Encourage them to be creative and include as many details as possible. 
2. Presentation (10 minutes): Have the students present their visual representations to the class and explain the symbols and attributes they included. This will allow them to practice their public speaking skills and reinforce their understanding of the lesson.

1. "Create Your Own Athena Shield": Print out a template of a shield and have students color and decorate it with images and symbols representing Athena's power and wisdom.

2. "Athena's Wise Words": Print out a worksheet with quotes from Athena and have students write their own interpretations and meanings of each quote.

3. "Athena's Adventure Story": Print out a story about Athena and have students complete the story by writing their own ending or by adding their own twists and turns to the plot.

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Goddess Athena

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