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CKLA - Greek Mythology

This domain builds on The Birthplace of Democracy: Ancient Greece domain and will introduce students to several well-known Greek myths and mythical characters.

Students will learn the definition of a myth: a fictional story, once thought to be true, that tries to explain mysteries of nature and humankind.

They will learn that myths give insight into ancient Greek culture, and they will encounter some myths that include supernatural beings or events.

Students will learn that ancient Greeks worshiped many gods and goddesses, and that the twelve they believed lived on Mount Olympus, the home of the gods, were the most powerful.

Students will hear about Prometheus and Pandora, Demeter and Persephone, Arachne the Weaver, the Sphinx, and Hercules, among others.

This unit lends itself to creating a learning experience that is interactive and memorable for students.

Learning Greek mythology offers students the opportunity to explore diverse stories and historical contexts without imposing any particular deity or belief system.

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Colder Weather

THE SNOW HAS ARRIVED!
A friendly reminder that students go out twice a day:

lunch recess (20 min.) and second recess (30 min.)

Please remind your child to grab all warm clothing to go outdoors before leaving for school.

Unless it is below zero and then we are inside.

Annual Thankfulness Drive

All items should be brought to Miss Kelly & Miss Jamie in the office 

between Nov. 17 & Nov. 21

Celebrating Native American Heritage Month

Rock Your Braids - Hair is culturally significant to Indigenous people, back the braid, and wear your hair in braids.
Rock Blue or Red - Celebrate Veterans' Day and honor Ogichidaa (warriors). Click here to watch a YouTube video on how to say Ogichidaa.
Rock Red or Ribbon Skirt/Shirt - Support Indigenous resilience through fashion.
Rock Kindness & Indigenous Bling - This World Kindness Day, wear Indigenous bling and tell someone they are Maamakaaj (awesome)! Click here to watch a YouTube video on how to pronounce.
Rock Your Mocs or Crocs - In celebration of Native American Heritage Month, wear your mocs, crocs or turquoise.

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