Latin 2: Remyth project (take two)

Tell one of the Greco-Roman myths in your own way.   You may be conventional and just write or you can tickle other senses with a more artistic (visual, auditory, taste, smell, etc.). 

Some ideas (but these by no means limit what you can do) might include:

v A blog by one of the heroes, gods or other personality in the myth

v A story written from a perspective different than conventionally told

v A short video acting out the myth

v An artistic work in one or mixed media telling the story as a whole or in sequence

v Or something else…

For either option you must be creative and push the boundaries of storytelling.

There are three stages to this project:

      I.            Proposal—Due Friday, 12 April—Must include three paragraphs outlining your project and potential resources you intend to use: human, material, immaterial, etc.

   II.            Progress reports—Due every week following (19 and 25 April, 3, 10, 17, 24 and 30 May)—You must document how much you have done that week (research or direct work towards).

a.      Some of these progress reports will undergo peer editing

b.     Either the first or second progress report should contain at least one, preferably more, primary sources for your myth

c.     DO NOT just include your progress report in your composition book—It must be a separate hard copy

Final—Due no later than 1 June—You may turn it in earlier if you choose