1. WRITING A MYTH: In thinking back to your first encounter with mythological stories, you learned these ancient accounts were some of the first stories told by man in an attempt to explain how the world works. They were fantastic in nature and featured incredible characters and creatures which came alive and entertained you with a wondrous world of the impossible! In this project, you will use your background in Greek/Roman mythology as well as the discovery of new stories to create a unique myth of your own.

You will become the protagonist of your own story, facing daunting challenges, experiencing twists of fate, and facing certain death at every corner! But you needn’t despair! To help you navigate the ‘treacherous waters’, you have the support of a god or goddess of your own choosing to help you triumph in the end. You will research your topic and read “The Twelve Labors of Hercules” and decide which one of the twelve tasks your character will be facing. You may choose to write an ancient Greek myth or perhaps be inventive and create a modern-day, mythological story!

IMPORTANT: You may find the instructions and the evaluation criteria of each project topic by clicking on the above topics.

Denise LANNING - Nedim ÖZER
Course Teachers

Luke WEBB
Head of English Department

Müzeyyen YAZICIOĞLU
Head of English Department

Esra ÖZTERMİYECİ
Principal