• Encyclopedia Britannica

    No UN or PW required at school but you may need one if you're accessing this online encyclopedia outside of school.  You received the UN and PW at the beginning of the school year.  See Mrs. Corbiere if you have lost it.

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  • British Museum Greek Gods and Goddesses

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  • Classical Mythology - Greek

    Published by the National Earth Science Teachers Association

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  • Greek Gods Info

    From a Greek elementary teacher with a Masters in elearning.  Her thesis was on Greek Mythology.

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  • Mr. Donn's Greek Gods and Goddesses

    OMS 6th grade teachers approve the use of this site for research.
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  • The Olympian Gods and Goddesses

    From INFOPLEASE, the online almanac.

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  • Theoi Project

    Reference Librarian, Ted Nesbit, from West Liberty University in Ohio highly recommends this website developed and maintained by an Australian Ancient Greek enthusiast, Aaron J. Atsma.
     
    Michigan State University library lists this website in their "Classical Studies Online Guide"
     
    "The “Theoi Project” is maintained by Aaron J. Atsma, an Australian who has amassed an extremely comprehensive collection devoted to the mythology of ancient Greece. There are more than 1,500 pages of text and over 1,200 full-sized images. The collection is thematically arranged, and there is a search box in the upper left corner of the home page. References to primary sources are given and are extensively quoted. This project is one of the best online sources for Greek mythology."
     
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  • BBC Ancient Greeks

    British Broadcasting Corporation's website where students can learn all about the Ancient Greeks from their home life, games, Gods and Goddesses, and more.

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  • Greek Gods and Goddesses

    OMS 6th grade teachers approve this site for research
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  • History for Kids - Greek Gods and Goddesses

    Website written and maintained by Dr. Karen Carr, professor at Portland State University with a BA in Classics and Archaeology from Cornell University, and a PhD in Classical Art and Archaeology from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. 

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