36 The Ancient Greek Civilization 3 | Mount Olympus, Part II
Prior to listening to “Mount Olympus, Part II,” identify orally what
they know and have learned about Mount Olympus
Prior to listening to “Mount Olympus, Part II,” orally predict
what Zeus’s news for the gods and goddesses will be, and then
compare the actual outcome to the prediction
Core Vocabulary
dedicate, v. To set aside as special; to offer up with respect and affection
Example: My father is writing a book, which he decided to dedicate to
our family.
Variation(s): dedicates, dedicated, dedicating
grove, n. A group of trees growing or planted near one another
Example: Julie loved to walk through the orange grove and look at all of
the trees.
Variation(s): groves
mission, n. A special job or task
Example: The astronauts were on a mission to collect rocks from the
moon.
Variation(s): missions
spectacle, n. An eye-catching or amazing sight
Example: The protesters’ rowdy behavior made such a spectacle.
Variation(s): spectacles
At a Glance Exercise Materials Minutes
Introducing the Read-Aloud
What Have We Already Learned?
Making Predictions About the Read-Aloud 10
Purpose for Listening
Presenting the Read-Aloud Mount Olympus, Part II Civilization Chart from previous lessons^15
Discussing the Read-Aloud
Comprehension Questions 10
Word Work: Mission 5
Complete Remainder of the Lesson Later in the Day
Extensions
Civilization Chart
Image Cards 5–7;
Instructional Master 1B-1
(optional)^20
Retelling the Read-Aloud