GREEK+MYTHOLOGY

Welcome to our study of Greek mythology, our first unit of the academic year. As you learned from your reading of //Eyewitness Books: Ancient Greece// this summer, ancient Greece was an exciting and ever-changing world made up of mountains, islands and seas. You will be using this wiki to explore and to share what you are learning and discovering about Greek myth.

In the bar above, you can see a tab that reads "discussion".

Click this tab to open the discussion.

Next, you will see a list of questions marked with my web ID and my picture or "avatar". Click the question under the "subject" column to answer the question that I have assigned.PLEASE DO NOT POST ANYTHING IN THE MESSAGE BOX. That is for me only.

To enter your response or comment, write in the box below the question marked "reply". Then hit the key marked "Post." You will see your reply posted below the original question.

Others in our class will be able to read your comment, and they will add their own by writing in the reply box.

You are encouraged to build off of another student's remarks, to project a different point of view or to redirect the discussion in an entirely new direction. Come on in and enjoy!