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Curricular Resources > 1983 Volume II > Unit 9 (83.02.09) > Section 4

Greek and Roman Mythology

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CONTENTS OF CURRICULUM UNIT 83.02.09

Unit Guide

Introduction
Objectives:
Strategies
Roman Mythology
The Calendar 1
Lesson Plan I—January
Lesson Plan II—February
Lesson Plan III—March
Notes
Teacher Bibliography

Mythology in the ESL* Classroom

Doris Vazquez

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Roman Mythology

There is little native Roman mythology. It can be said that the Romans took the Greek myths but changed he names of the gods and kept their characteristics and adventures.

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