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Myths of Ancient Rome Elements and Deities Ceres and Proserpina Ceres and Proserpina Cupid and Psyche Cupid and Psyche Romulus and Remus Romulus and Remus Chart of Gods and Web Sites Chart of Gods and Web Sites

Materials Element of a Myth Chart MythGood People Bad People MagicTasksRewar ds & Punish ments 1. Be sure you have a copy of the “Elements of a Myth Chart” 2. After you read each myth, complete the chart with your teammates.

Materials Deity Duties Chart God or Goddess FamilySymbolsPowersRepresentNews Category Idea? Be sure you have a copy of the “Deity Duties” Chart

Vocabulary Romulus and Remus Mars (Roman) Mars (Roman) God of War s/m/mars.html s/m/mars.html Father to Remus and Romulus Greek God of War=Ares s/a/ares.html s/a/ares.html

Vocabulary Romulus and Remus Romulus and Remus Twin sons of princess and the God Mars who were raised by wolves. Twin sons of princess and the God Mars who were raised by wolves. Build Rome on the banks of the Tiber. Build Rome on the banks of the Tiber. Romulus becomes Ruler and Rome is named after him. Romulus becomes Ruler and Rome is named after him.

Read Aloud Romulus and Remus Read Read –“Romulus and Remus” From the book Roman Myths and Legends by Anthony Masters, pg Complete Complete –Elements of a Myth Chart –Deity Duties Chart

A List of Roman Gods Some helpful Websites