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12 Illustrated Greek & Roman Mythology Reading Cards: Myth Passages

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What are reading cards? Reading cards help teachers provide content for learners in a way that is fun, engaging, and targeted to a particular topic or reading strategy. Reading cards can be used as stand-alone reading passages. However, they work well with text rendering protocols, reading tasks, group and pair reading, and any other use you can think of for your classroom. Personally, I like to use reading cards for a gallery walk, jigsaw reading protocols, and other similar group work activities. In addition to the many reading cards available in this educational digital download, use the resources in the Appendix to provide student accountability as they engage with each card. Use the further reading guide for even more resources to supplement this activity.

About This Lesson

The 12 Greek and Roman mythology topical reading cards included in this educational digital download are each illustrated passages designed for the middle and high school English Language Arts classroom. Help students develop reading comprehension skills and deepen their understanding of reading texts. The reading cards in this set are typically used for close reading and analysis of a text in either a carousel or gallery reading protocol. The cards can be printed out as physical cards or assigned as digital tools. Students work in groups to become experts on their card's topic.

Students can make predictions, identify literary devices, summarize critical ideas, and make connections to their own experiences or other texts they have read. Also, use the reading cards to promote active reading strategies such as annotating the text, identifying unfamiliar vocabulary, and making notes on the margins of the page. By using reading cards, teachers can help students develop critical thinking skills, improve their ability to analyze and interpret texts and increase their reading proficiency.

Additionally, reading cards can help students develop greater independence and confidence in reading and understanding complex texts.

The cards are available as PDF & Google Apps

Features Include:

  • Teacher's Notes for Using this Resource as either a Carousel or Gallery Walk
  • 12 Reading Cards / Illustrated

Myths

  1. Olympian Myth of Creation
  2. Birth of the Twins
  3. Zeus and Metis
  4. Io, Hera, and Argus
  5. Apollo Lykeios: Archaeology Connection
  6. Dryope and Amphissus
  7. Atalanta
  8. Tantalus
  9. Thetis and Peleus
  10. Apollo and Daphne
  11. Orpheus and Eurydice
  12. Cassandra: Art & Literature Connection

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