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Herbert Mason Word of the Day exacerbate exacerbate  gzsrbt trv exacerbated exacerbating exacerbates To increase the severity violence or bitterness of aggravate a speech that exacerbated racial tensions a heavy rainfall that exacerbated the flood problems. I will tell you the story of The Three Billy Goats Gruff Once upon a time there were three billy goats named Gruff who lived on a green hill by a stream They saw the grass was very green on the other side of the stream So the first little billy goat An American Indian Epic Retold by Rodney Frey Salmon Always Goes Up River Story Background Bibliography Salmon is a great warrior. He's going up the Columbia River; s goes up river. Salmon comes to a LLT 180. Spring MMXIII. Land Between The Rivers. The MESOPOTAMIANS!!!. 4000 BC: Sumerians build ziggurats, cities along the rivers. 3300 BC: Invention of wheel, writing, prostitution. 2400 BC: Switch to cuneiform – Gilgamesh rules in . MYTHOLOGY. RETOLD. . MYTHOLOGIES. Greek, Roman, Celtic, Norse, Egyptian, Hebrew, Japanese, Chinese, Estrucian, Latvian, Korean, Mesopotamian, Persian, Polynesian, African, Caribbean, Aboriginal, Hindu, Islamic, Aztec, Basque, Inca, Maya, Haitian, Christian, Hittite, Indonesian, Khmer, Lithuanian, Madagascan, Melanesian, Micronesian, Slavic, Syrian, Tibetan, Arthurian. (Encyclopedia Mythica). Lecture . 1a. Civilization before the . Greeks:. Mesopotamia. By David Kelsey. The Humanities. The study of human civilization with a focus on culture. The study of how western cultures developed their value systems. “Go and catch some shrimps, Shen.. Go and catch some fish.. Go and gather oysters. To fill the empty dish.”.  . Shen sits on the seashore.. A stick is . in . her hand.. She sits there drawing pictures,. and. Ancient Mesopotamia. . The history and culture behind the world’s oldest recorded story – . Epic of Gilgamesh. Adapted presentation. Acknowledgements to Kimberly Torres. Mesopotamia– Geography (circa 4000 BC . MYTHOLOGY. RETOLD. . MYTHOLOGIES. Greek, Roman, Celtic, Norse, Egyptian, Hebrew, Japanese, Chinese, Estrucian, Latvian, Korean, Mesopotamian, Persian, Polynesian, African, Caribbean, Aboriginal, Hindu, Islamic, Aztec, Basque, Inca, Maya, Haitian, Christian, Hittite, Indonesian, Khmer, Lithuanian, Madagascan, Melanesian, Micronesian, Slavic, Syrian, Tibetan, Arthurian. (Encyclopedia Mythica). . The Ballad of . mulan. Legend. A legend is a story retold from one generation to another over many years.. They usually have very few details to be remembered.. There may be different versions of the same legend.. Genre. : . Folk Tale. Big Question: How . do we demonstrate trustworthiness?. Small Group. Timer. Story Sort. Vocabulary. . Words. :. Arcade Games. Study Stack . Spelling City: Vocabulary. Spelling City: Spelling Words . Many settled between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, also known as the “Fertile Crescent.”. The Sumerians. The Sumerians took care of the rivers, building dikes, dams, and irrigation systems. . Mari. Gerson. Genre. : . Pourquoi. Tale. Big Question: . How have people explained the pattern of day and night?. Small Group. Timer. Review Games. Story Sort. Vocabulary. . Words. :. Arcade Games. Study Stack . The Hero’s Journey. Steps:. The call to adventure. Refusal of the call. Supernatural aid. Crossing the first threshold. The belly of the whale. The road of trials. The meeting of the . godess. Temptation away from the true path. (J-11--Jesus is Born