Greek philosophy, language and culture provides the background of so much in our society. We study Greek gods and goddesses as a part of mythology in our historical and literary studies. The Classical Greeks influenced our astronomy. Many of the words we use in daily communications have roots in the Greek language. And the Greek alphabet is used in math and social organizations. This guide provides a strong foundation of history and information for your lessons across the curriculum. It also provides numerous activities and lesson plans for teachers to use with all ages, and study tips for students.
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| Mythology In The Classroom
Cultures throughout time have developed separate yet similar mythologies. Teaching mythology can be an opportunity to discover this through exciting literature, poetry, and art work... |
Teacher Tips to Help Your Native Greek Speakers Prosper
Pronunciation, grammar and punctuation can be difficult for any English language learner; however, native Greek speakers have distinct issues from other English language learners... |
| Foreign Influences of Elegant Greek Fonts
Most professionals between the 15th and 20th centuries who influenced Greek typography were not Greek. The development and setting of Greek typeface had its premise elsewhere in Europe... |
Earning a Doctorate Degree in Ancient Greek Language
If you've been thinking about getting a doctorate in Greek language, you've come to the right place. Learn about what's required to earn a doctorate in Ancient Greek. Languages... |
| Places to Learn to Speak Greek for Free
Ever wondered what sites on the web can be used to learn to speak Greek? Here is a summary of two different sites and several pod casts that can be used to learn the Greek language... |
Geography ABC's - Greece
Kentish plover and Loukaniko. You eat one and watch the other; do you know which is which? Learn more here in this world geography lesson plan about the country of Greece!... |