Para mí todo es griego (mitología): donde se encuentran los mitos y la escritura creativa.

Come and meet the creatures, gods, goddesses, and incredible characters from the mythology of the Ancient Greeks as we explore tales that you may be familiar with and some that will be new to you. 

The mythology of Ancient Greece is more than simply telling a story. Myths reflect the beliefs, aspirations, and warnings of long ago, and usually have a lesson to teach. 
Each week we'll delve into a different myth. After we've heard the story, we'll discuss what we think it has to teach us. An explanation about how something happens? A moral to remember? A piece of advice? What's the 'take-away' from the tale?

After that, we'll move into writing time, when we can create our own myths based on the message. Learners can choose to begin writing straight away or use the time to plan and outline their myth to begin later or in their own time after class. 

Time permitting, students will be encouraged to share their myths. This isn't compulsory, however, and if preferred, learners can upload their myth to the classroom afterward, or choose not to share. 

Please note that we will explore 20 different myths and then will repeat the material. Students can therefore join at any time as previous knowledge of the other classes won't be necessary but it's a good idea to keep a note of when they joined and to check back at our schedule if they don't want to revisit the myths. 

Our schedule for the next few weeks:

WB 18th Mar: Hephaestus 
WB 25th Mar:  Orion
WB 1st Apr: Apollo and Cassandra
WB 8th Apr: Aracne