Myth stories

Features included when writing MYTHS; a traditional story, especially one concerning the early history of a people or explaining a natural or social phenomenon, and typically involving supernatural beings or events.

Teach your children about myths and legends with this comprehensive teaching pack. It includes a full topic guide, example texts to explore, story starters, activity resources and eye-catching display materials to enhance your learning environment!

Myths and legends anchor chart. We created this chart together after comparing various myths and legends and finding common trends. We will use this to create our own stories too!

The Greek myth about Icarus and Daedalus for preschool, kindergarten and elementary school kids print, listen to and read.

Myths and Legends The Story of False Face

Psyche was a mortal princess who was worshipped for her beauty. After falling in love with Eros (Cupid) and losing him, Psyche had to complete four impossible tasks assigned by the jealous Aphrodite, before she could be reunited with him. Psyche was made the goddess of the soul by Zeus, so she could live forever with Eros. She is known from the story The Golden Ass by 2nd century writer Apuleius. #goddess #soul #love #cupid #symbolsage

Myths permeate the fabric of time and remain relevant forever. They’re a manifestation of our collective unconscious; they are the stories that reveal the deepest secrets of humanity. You may want to read these 12 myths that are STILL relevant in 2020!

Embark on a mythological journey with our “The Three Sisters of Fate” worksheet. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Greek mythology as you read about the enigmatic Three Sisters of Fate. Dive into their roles and unravel the mysteries surrounding their unique responsibilities. Engage with a series of questions that delve into the identities...

The ultimate guide to writing your own legends and mythology Myths are traditional stories that explain a natural phenomenon by way of supernatural beings or events, and they provide a lot of insight into the culture they originated from....

The main difference between Myth and Legend is that Myths talk about supernatural characters like gods but Legends talk about historical figures and events.

How to Write a Myth - The Horror Tree

Example of noodlehead

Quarter brown cloth and buff printed paper over boards

"What kind of mythological creature are you?" My result: You are a Mage

Learn about the history of why iron hurts fairies in folk tales throughout history.

Folklore, legends, and oral mythology were always part of the sacred traditions of civilizations. In this blog post, we break down the process behind the Art of Mythmaking, teaching you what it takes to create your own mythology.