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This paraphrasing worksheet packet offers a collection of related articles designed to help students practice paraphrasing. Each article, ranging from 300 to 350 words, covers a specific topic. Students are required to read the article, understand the key ideas, and then paraphrase the content in their own words. Additionally, they will illustrate their understanding through drawings or diagrams, reinforcing their comprehension and creativity while honing their paraphrasing and critical thinking skills. Assignments Included: Adonis and Aphrodite Alcyone and Ceyx Apollo and Daphne Arachne Asclepius Atlas the Titan Cadmus, the founder of Thebes Callisto, the constellation Ursa Major Deucalion and Pyrrha Echo and Narcissus Eros and Psyche Europa Fall of Icarus Greek Creation Myth Idas and Marpessa Iliad Io and Zeus Jason and the Argonauts King Midas and his Golden Touch Leto, the mother of Apollo and Artemis Milo of Croton Medusa Oedipus Rex Orpheus and Eurydice Pandora Persephone Perseus and Andromeda Perseus and Medusa Phaethon and the Sun Chariot Prometheus Pygmalion and Galatea Shirt of Nessus The Abduction of Europa The Amazons The Box of Titanomachy The Danaides The Labyrinth (Minotaur and Theseus) The Myth of Niobe The Myth of Sisyphus The Name giving of Athens The Odyssey The Riddle of the Sphinx The Trojan Horse Theseus, the legendary king of Athens Titans Vs. Gods

This paraphrasing worksheet packet offers a collection of related articles designed to help students practice paraphrasing. Each article, ranging from 300 to 350 words, covers a specific topic. Students are required to read the article, understand the key ideas, and then paraphrase the content in their own words. Additionally, they will illustrate their understanding through drawings or diagrams, reinforcing their comprehension and creativity while honing their paraphrasing and critical thinking skills. Assignments Included: Greek Gods and Mythology The Titans Zeus Poseidon Hades Hera Ares Athena Aphrodite Apollo Artemis Demeter Dionysus Hephaestus Hercules Hermes Hestia

This paraphrasing worksheet packet offers a collection of related articles designed to help students practice paraphrasing. Each article, ranging from 300 to 350 words, covers a specific topic. Students are required to read the article, understand the key ideas, and then paraphrase the content in their own words. Additionally, they will illustrate their understanding through drawings or diagrams, reinforcing their comprehension and creativity while honing their paraphrasing and critical thinking skills. Assignments Included: Overview Anu (An) Enlil Enki (Ea) Inanna (Ishtar) Utu (Shamash) Nanna (Sin) Ninhursag (Ki) Ninurta Ereshkigal Nisaba (Nidaba) Marduk Ashur

This paraphrasing worksheet packet offers a collection of related articles designed to help students practice paraphrasing. Each article, ranging from 300 to 350 words, covers a specific topic. Students are required to read the article, understand the key ideas, and then paraphrase the content in their own words. Additionally, they will illustrate their understanding through drawings or diagrams, reinforcing their comprehension and creativity while honing their paraphrasing and critical thinking skills. Assignments Included: Creation Myth: Tinia - Chief god, Uni - Chief goddess, Tages - Divine child prodigy Aita - God of the underworld, ruler of the dead. Vanth - Winged goddess who guides souls in the underworld. Aplu - God of healing, prophecy, and music. Turms - Messenger of the gods, associated with travel and commerce. Lasa - Female spirits or nymphs, protective and nurturing. Losna - Goddess of the moon. Culsu - Goddess associated with gateways and doors, protector. Fufluns - God of plant life, growth, and vegetation. Charun - Ferryman of the dead, similar to Charon in Greek mythology. Menrva - Goddess of wisdom, arts, and crafts. Nethuns - God of water, wells, and sea. Maris - God of war. Calu - Goddess of death and regeneration. Sethlans - God of fire, metalworking, and craftsmanship. Laran - God of war and protection. Thalna - Goddess of childbirth and maternity. Thesan - Goddess of dawn and childbirth. Rasna - Heroic figure, possibly a historical king of Etruria. Usil - Sun god, associated with light and day. Nortia - Goddess of fate, luck, and destiny. Cel - Goddess of death and the underworld. Alpanu - Goddess of love and desire.

This paraphrasing worksheet packet offers a collection of related articles designed to help students practice paraphrasing. Each article, ranging from 300 to 350 words, covers a specific topic. Students are required to read the article, understand the key ideas, and then paraphrase the content in their own words. Additionally, they will illustrate their understanding through drawings or diagrams, reinforcing their comprehension and creativity while honing their paraphrasing and critical thinking skills. Egyptian Gods and Goddesses Amun-Ra Ra Osiris Seth Isis Horus Hathor Anubis Ptah Sobek Thoth Bastet Apophis Aten

This paraphrasing worksheet packet offers a collection of related articles designed to help students practice paraphrasing. Each article, ranging from 300 to 350 words, covers a specific topic. Students are required to read the article, understand the key ideas, and then paraphrase the content in their own words. Additionally, they will illustrate their understanding through drawings or diagrams, reinforcing their comprehension and creativity while honing their paraphrasing and critical thinking skills. Assignments Included: GODS: Yù Huáng Xi Wangmu Guān Yǔ Nüwa FúXi Cái Shén Zhū Róng Erlang Shen Cháng’é Sun Wùkōng Bái Guǐ Hé Xiàn Gu Shén Nóng Zǐ Guǐ Yán Di MYTHS: The Creation of Humanity The Journey to the West The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl (The Qixi Festival) The Eight Immortals The Legend of Chang’e and Hou Yi The Dragon King The Legend of the White Snake The Four Symbols (Azure Dragon, White Tiger, Vermilion Bird, Black Tortoise) The Ten Suns The Legend of Yu the Great and the Great Flood

This paraphrasing worksheet packet offers a collection of related articles designed to help students practice paraphrasing. Each article, ranging from 300 to 350 words, covers a specific topic. Students are required to read the article, understand the key ideas, and then paraphrase the content in their own words. Additionally, they will illustrate their understanding through drawings or diagrams, reinforcing their comprehension and creativity while honing their paraphrasing and critical thinking skills. Assignments Included: Overview Dagda Brigid Lugh Morrigan Manannán mac Lir Aengus Danu Cernunnos Belenus Nuada Ériu Oghma

This paraphrasing worksheet packet offers a collection of related articles designed to help students practice paraphrasing. Each article, ranging from 300 to 350 words, covers a specific topic. Students are required to read the article, understand the key ideas, and then paraphrase the content in their own words. Additionally, they will illustrate their understanding through drawings or diagrams, reinforcing their comprehension and creativity while honing their paraphrasing and critical thinking skills. Assignments Included: Perkūnas Laima Dievas Žemyna Saule Milda Velnias Medeina Ausrine: The Creation Myth Perkūnas and the Serpent The Amber Princess Laima’s Gift of Fate The Sun Chariot: The Oak and the Linden Tree The Battle of the Seasons: The Forest Guardian The Weaver of Fate The Hero’s Journey

This paraphrasing worksheet packet offers a collection of related articles designed to help students practice paraphrasing. Each article, ranging from 300 to 350 words, covers a specific topic. Students are required to read the article, understand the key ideas, and then paraphrase the content in their own words. Additionally, they will illustrate their understanding through drawings or diagrams, reinforcing their comprehension and creativity while honing their paraphrasing and critical thinking skills. Assignments Included: Aztec Story of Creation Huitzilopochtli Tezcatlipoca Quetzalcoatl Tlaloc Chalchiuhtlicue Tonatiuh Xipe Totec Mictlantecuhtli Coatlicue Tlazolteotl Xochiquetzal Huehueteotl

This worksheet packet features engaging 500-600 word articles on a variety of topics designed to inform and inspire. Each article is paired with thought-provoking questions to test comprehension, encourage critical thinking, and spark discussion. Clear, concise answers are included to support learning and ensure accuracy. The packet is perfect for independent study, classroom use, or homework assignments. With its accessible format and diverse content, it provides a great way to explore subjects in depth while building reading and analytical skills. Ideal for learners of all ages, this packet fosters curiosity and helps develop a deeper understanding of key concepts. ASSIGNMENTS INCLUDED: GODS: Izanagi Izanami Amaterasu Susanoo Tsukuyomi Inari Hachiman Tenjin Raijin Fujin Kannon Kagutsuchi Sarutahiko Omoikane Konohanasakuya-hime Uzume Toyotama-hime Hoori MYTHS: Creation of Japan Birth of Amaterasu, Tsukuyomi, and Susanoo Amaterasu and the Cave Susanoo and the Eight-Headed Serpent Inari and the Fox Spirits The Descent of Ninigi The Tale of Urashima Taro The Story of Momotaro The Legend of Kintaro The Legend of Hachima The Story of Tamamo-no-Mae The Tale of Yamatotakeru The Myth of Raijin and Fujin The Tale of Yamato Takeru and the Grass-Cutting Sword The Legend of the White Hare of Inaba The Story of Emperor Jimmu

This worksheet packet features engaging 500-600 word articles on a variety of topics designed to inform and inspire. Each article is paired with thought-provoking questions to test comprehension, encourage critical thinking, and spark discussion. Clear, concise answers are included to support learning and ensure accuracy. The packet is perfect for independent study, classroom use, or homework assignments. With its accessible format and diverse content, it provides a great way to explore subjects in depth while building reading and analytical skills. Ideal for learners of all ages, this packet fosters curiosity and helps develop a deeper understanding of key concepts. ASSIGNMENTS INCLUDED: Overview Yggdrasil Bifrost Bridge Asgard Midgard Jotunheim Vanaheim Alfheim Svartalfheim Niflheim Muspelheim Helheim Valhalla Odin Thor Freyja Loki Frigg Baldr Tyr Freyr Heimdall Njord Skadi Fenrir Jormungandr Hel Surtr Thrym Nidhogg Utgard-Loki Valkyries Norns Light Elves or Ljósálfar Dark Elves or Dökkálfar Dwarves or Dvergr Giants or Jotnar Sleipnir Huginn & Muninn Skoll & Hati Mjölnir Gullinbursti Sumarbrander Valknut Vegvisir Aegishjalmur Gleipnir Tyrfing Gungnir Laevateinn The Web of Wyrd Runic Alphabet The Creation of the World The Binding of Fenrir The Theft of Mjölnir The Death of Baldr Sif and her Golden Hair Sigurd and the Dragon Brynhilde The Wisdom of Odin The Mead of Poetry The Theft of Idunn’s Apples Thor’s Fishing Trip The Punishment of Loki Ragnarok

This worksheet packet features engaging 500-600 word articles on a variety of topics designed to inform and inspire. Each article is paired with thought-provoking questions to test comprehension, encourage critical thinking, and spark discussion. Clear, concise answers are included to support learning and ensure accuracy. The packet is perfect for independent study, classroom use, or homework assignments. With its accessible format and diverse content, it provides a great way to explore subjects in depth while building reading and analytical skills. Ideal for learners of all ages, this packet fosters curiosity and helps develop a deeper understanding of key concepts. ASSIGNMENTS INCLUDED: Yoruba Mythology Overview of Yoruba Mythology Olodumare (Yoruba) Olorun (Yoruba) Ogun (Yoruba) Yemoja (Yoruba) Eshu (Yoruba) Sango (Yoruba) The Creation of the World (Yoruba) The Myth of the Origin of Death (Yoruba) Sango and the Double-Headed Axe (Yoruba) Yemoja and the Ogun River (Yoruba) Eshu and the Two-Colored Hat (Yoruba) Orunmila and the Divination Tray (Yoruba) Akan Mythology Overview of Akan Mythology Nyame (Akan) Anansi (Akan) Ogun (Akan) Okyeame (Akan) Akuaba (Akan) Asase Yaa (Akan) The Creation of the World (Akan) Anansi the Spider (Akan) The Sankofa Bird (Akan) The Golden Stool (Akan) The Battle of the Animals (Akan) Dahomey Mythology Overview of Dahomey Mythology Mawu-Lisa (Dahomey) Gu (Dahomey) Sakpata (Dahomey) Gbe (Dahomey) Agé (Dahomey) Mawu and Lisa (Dahomey) The Sacred Python (Dahomey) The Heroic Deeds of King Kondo (Dahomey) The Spirits of the Ancestors (Dahomey) The Trickster Tales of Legba (Dahomey) The Battle of the Animals and Humans (Igbo)

This worksheet packet features engaging 500-600 word articles on a variety of topics designed to inform and inspire. Each article is paired with thought-provoking questions to test comprehension, encourage critical thinking, and spark discussion. Clear, concise answers are included to support learning and ensure accuracy. The packet is perfect for independent study, classroom use, or homework assignments. With its accessible format and diverse content, it provides a great way to explore subjects in depth while building reading and analytical skills. Ideal for learners of all ages, this packet fosters curiosity and helps develop a deeper understanding of key concepts. ASSIGNMENTS INCLUDED: Gods: Anu (An) Enlil Enki (Ea) Inanna (Ishtar) Utu (Shamash) Nanna (Sin) Ninhursag (Ki) Ninurta Ereshkigal Nisaba (Nidaba) Ashur Myths: The Epic of Gilgamesh The Enuma Elish The Descent of Inanna (Ishtar) to the Underworld The Myth of Adapa The Marriage of Inanna and Dumuzi The Myth of Etana The Myth of Nergal and Ereshkigal The Legend of Sargon of Akkad The Myth of Lugalbanda

This worksheet packet features engaging 500-600 word articles on a variety of topics designed to inform and inspire. Each article is paired with thought-provoking questions to test comprehension, encourage critical thinking, and spark discussion. Clear, concise answers are included to support learning and ensure accuracy. The packet is perfect for independent study, classroom use, or homework assignments. With its accessible format and diverse content, it provides a great way to explore subjects in depth while building reading and analytical skills. Ideal for learners of all ages, this packet fosters curiosity and helps develop a deeper understanding of key concepts. Assignemnts Included: Monsters of Greek Mythology Echidna Typhon Cerberus Chimera The Hydra The Sphinx Lamia The Gorgons Medusa Pegasus Minotaur Centaurs Cyclops Mares of Diomedes Scylla and Charybdis Sirens Stymphalian Birds The Harpies

This worksheet packet features engaging 500-600 word articles on a variety of topics designed to inform and inspire. Each article is paired with thought-provoking questions to test comprehension, encourage critical thinking, and spark discussion. Clear, concise answers are included to support learning and ensure accuracy. The packet is perfect for independent study, classroom use, or homework assignments. With its accessible format and diverse content, it provides a great way to explore subjects in depth while building reading and analytical skills. Ideal for learners of all ages, this packet fosters curiosity and helps develop a deeper understanding of key concepts. Overview- Overview of Mayan Mythology GODS: Itzamná: K’uk’ulkan: Chaac: Kinich Ahau: Yum Kaax: Ix Chel: Bolon Tzacab (God K): Hunahpu: Ixbalanque: K’inich Janaab’ Pakal (God G): Ek Chuaj: Xibalba: Cabrakan: Camazotz: MYTHS: The Popol Vuh (Story of Creation): The Creation of the Maize: The Destruction of the Wooden People: The Myth of Vucub-Caquix: The Journey to Xibalba: The Legend of the White Dwarf: The Story of Ix Chel: The Tale of K’uk’ulkan: The Myth of Ah Puch: The Myth of Camazotz: The Legend of the Four Bacabs: The Tale of the Aluxes:

This worksheet packet features engaging 500-600 word articles on a variety of topics designed to inform and inspire. Each article is paired with thought-provoking questions to test comprehension, encourage critical thinking, and spark discussion. Clear, concise answers are included to support learning and ensure accuracy. The packet is perfect for independent study, classroom use, or homework assignments. With its accessible format and diverse content, it provides a great way to explore subjects in depth while building reading and analytical skills. Ideal for learners of all ages, this packet fosters curiosity and helps develop a deeper understanding of key concepts. Assignments Included: Overview Realm of Avalon Uther Pendragon Vortigern Merlin Mab Sword in the Stone Lady of the Lake King Arthur Excalibur Guinevere The Round Table Camelot Sir Lancelot Morgan Le Fey Mordred Battle of Camlann Dragon of the Moon Sir Ector Sir Kay Sir Bors the Younger Sir Bedivere Sir Gaheris Sir Galahad Sir Gareth Sir Gawain Sir Geraint Sir Lamorak Sir Palamedes Sir Percival Sir Tristan The Green Knight The Red Knight The White Knight

This worksheet packet features engaging 500-600 word articles on a variety of topics designed to inform and inspire. Each article is paired with thought-provoking questions to test comprehension, encourage critical thinking, and spark discussion. Clear, concise answers are included to support learning and ensure accuracy. The packet is perfect for independent study, classroom use, or homework assignments. With its accessible format and diverse content, it provides a great way to explore subjects in depth while building reading and analytical skills. Ideal for learners of all ages, this packet fosters curiosity and helps develop a deeper understanding of key concepts. Assignments Included: Inca Mythology Overview GODS: Viracocha Inti Pachamama Mama Quilla Apu Illapu Kon Illapa Supay Mama Cocha Viracocha Pachayachachic Kuka Mama Urcuchillay Chasca Paryaqaqa Kuychi MYTHS: Viracocha Creates the World The Origin of Manco Cápac and Mama Ocllo The Golden Staff of Manco Cápac The Amaru Snake and the Origin of the Inca Empire The Rebirth of the Sun Pachacuti’s Vision at Pisac The Siblings of the Sun and Moon The Tears of Mama Cocha The Condor and the Eagle The Sacrifice of Children to the Mountain Gods The Binding of the Pleiade The Origin of the Inca Road System The Fall of Cusco

This worksheet packet features engaging 500-600 word articles on a variety of topics designed to inform and inspire. Each article is paired with thought-provoking questions to test comprehension, encourage critical thinking, and spark discussion. Clear, concise answers are included to support learning and ensure accuracy. The packet is perfect for independent study, classroom use, or homework assignments. With its accessible format and diverse content, it provides a great way to explore subjects in depth while building reading and analytical skills. Ideal for learners of all ages, this packet fosters curiosity and helps develop a deeper understanding of key concepts. Assignments Included: Cuzco Daily Life of the Inca Francisco Pizarro Geography of the Inca Empire Inca Chasqui Inca Education Inca Empire Inca Foods Inca Government Inca Mythology & Religion Inca Roads Inca Science & Technology Inca Society Inca Military & Warfare Machu Picchu Tribes of Early Peru

Assignments Included: Overview: Overview of Hittite Mythology Tarhunt: The storm god, often considered the king of the gods. Arinniti: The sun goddess and principal deity of the Hittite pantheon. Kumarbi: The chief god of the underworld and father of Teshub. Hannahanna: The mother goddess, associated with fertility and childbirth. Shaushka: The goddess of love, war, and fertility. Telepinu: The god of agriculture and fertility, whose disappearance causes chaos. Aruna: The sea god. Huzziya: The god of law and justice. Hebat: The mother goddess, wife of Teshub. Inara: The goddess of wild animals and hunting. Zaluna: The goddess of rivers. Illuyanka: A dragon or serpent often associated with chaos. Kurunta: The god of the wild animals. Nintu: A mother goddess similar to Hannahanna. Lelwani: The goddess of the underworld. Kamrusepa: The goddess of healing and magic. She was often invoked in rituals and spells for health and protection. Pirwa: The god of the wild animals, often associated with horses and invoked for protection in battle. Sarruma: The mountain god, often depicted riding a panther or lion. He was the son of the storm god Teshub and the sun goddess Hebat. Primordial Gods: In the beginning, there were primordial gods. The sky god Anu and the earth goddess Kumarbi were among the earliest deities. The Song of Ullikummi: This myth tells the story of Ullikummi, a giant stone monster created by the god Kumarbi to overthrow the storm god Teshub. The Illuyanka Myth: In this story, the storm god Teshub battles the dragon Illuyanka. The Kumarbi Cycle: This series of myths describes the rise and fall of Kumarbi, including his attempts to overthrow Teshub. The Myth of the Missing God Telepinu: Telepinu, the god of agriculture, disappears, causing all life to suffer. The gods search for him, and he is eventually found and brought back, restoring fertility to the land. The Myth of Teshub and the Sea: This story tells of Teshub’s battle against the sea god Aruna, highlighting his role as a storm god. The Myth of the Sun Goddess of Arinna: This story focuses on the sun goddess and her importance in Hittite religion and daily life. The Myth of Inara and the Wild Boar: Inara, the goddess of wild animals, tames a wild boar, symbolizing her control over nature. The Purulli Festival Myth: This myth is connected to the spring festival of Purulli, where Teshub defeats Illuyanka, representing the victory of order over chaos. The Myth of the Vanishing God: Similar to the Telepinu myth, this story involves a god disappearing and the resulting chaos until he is found and restored. The Descent of Ishtar to the Underworld: Though originally a Mesopotamian myth, it was adopted into Hittite mythology. It tells of the goddess Ishtar’s journey to the underworld and her return. The Dream of the King: This myth involves a king receiving a prophetic dream from the gods, guiding him on how to rule or face certain challenges.

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