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Greek Mythology Charades Game OLYMPIAN GODS AND GODDESSES QUIZ

RULES You will view a picture OR a word OR group of words that will describe a god or goddess or one of their symbols, etc. You are not allowed to say more than what is necessary You are expected to give hints either verbally by explaining characteristics of the god OR by acting them out (that will be hard!) You will have 5-7 seconds per slide The group to get all slides correct first will WIN!!!

Let’s GO!!! Describe ONLY what you see in the picture

DO NOT Utter any of the hints or key phrases that I give: GREECE

Zeus’ Trusted Confidante

Describe her characteristics, perhaps

Who they are

Who created this?

Okay, he would wear these nowadays

Seafoam

ANSWERS/HINTS YOU COULD’VE USED  APHRODITE  WHERE GODS LIVED  HERA  ATHENA, THE APPLE OF ZEUS’ EYE  TRIDENT, POSEIDONS SYMBOL (ONE OF THEM)  OLYMPIAN GODS AND GODDESSES  LYRE  HERMES, THE MESSENGER WEARS THESE…  SHE WAS CREATED BY THIS…EWWW…

NOW…LETS SEE IF YOU CAN CREATE ONE…10 MINUTES