Grade 2 - Greek Myths

192 Greek Myths: Supplemental Guide 10 | Atalanta and the Golden Apples

Gods of Mount Olympus Other Gods

Zeus

Demeter

Hades (Note: Hades is an Olympian

god but does not live on Mount

Olympus.)

Athena

Apollo

Aphrodite

Prometheus

Epimetheus

Persephone

Helios

Eros

Mortals

Pandora

Arachne

Prince/King Theseus

King Aegeus

King Minos

Princess Ariadne

Daedalus

Icarus

Hercules

Priestess at Delphi

King Eurystheus

Atlas (Note: Atlas is a giant)

Hesperides (Note: the daughters of Atlas are represented by the apples)

Thebans

Oedipus

Atalanta

Hippomenes

Creatures

Cerberus

Minotaur

Nemean lion

Sphinx

Notes to Teacher

You may wish to stick to a single defi nition of myth as it applies

to this domain—A myth is a fi ctional story from the ancient times

that tries to explain events or things in nature. A myth may also

teach a lesson. A myth usually has supernatural characters and

supernatural events.