Greek Myths Series Audio Lessons Bundle | 12 Stories | Greek Mythology for Grades 6 to 12

This bundle includes Episodes 1–12 of the Greek Myths Audio Stories. These are curriculum-style audio mini-lessons built for real classrooms, with ready-to-use assessments that line up with ELA and social studies literacy standards. Press play, then discuss or assign the flexible worksheets and assessments—no extra prep.

Each episode focuses on one key myth, with built-in vocabulary support and flexible printable or digital options for assessment. You can drop a single episode into a short mythology lesson, or use the entire bundle as a compact Greek myths unit inside your larger ELA or social studies curriculum.

Perfect for middle school ELA, (and high school depending on your classroom) mythology units, listening centers, morning meeting, sub plans, early finishers, or intervention/ELL—with built-in vocabulary, discussion prompts, and multiple ways to show understanding in every episode.

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Greek myths are not just strange old stories about monsters and gods—they are powerful, memorable ways to think about character, choices, limits, and consequences. As students listen across the full series, they ask how courage becomes recklessness, when creativity crosses into pride, and what it really means to respect boundaries, warnings, and other people.

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What’s included in each episode:

• MP3 Episode (~10min each, 3 extended episodes 20~25 minutes)
• Teacher’s Guide and Answer Key(PDF/DOCX)
• CCSS Alignment Section for Grade 6 to 8 and CCRA (Suitable for grades 9 to 12 as well depending on your classroom needs)
• Themes & Discussion Prompts: 5 open-ended themes designed for whole-class or small-group talk
• One-Page Graphic Organizer (Cause & Effect
• 5 SAT LEVEL Vocabulary Words in context
• Short Answer Questions (1–5): focused on recall and basic reasoning
• Challenge Questions (6–12): focused on Application scenario, Inference, Creative response, Historical connection, Civic/modern connection
• 20 Question Multiple-Choice Self-Graded Exit Quiz

What makes Greek Mythology Audio Lessons different?

• Short on time, big on thinking. Each episode is a complete myth mini-lesson in about 10 minutes of audio, with everything built around one clear mythic moment and its consequences.
• Designed for listening stations and full-class use. Calm pacing, clear vocabulary, and printable supports that work whether you play it whole-class or at a single Chromebook station.
• Flexible assessments, one myth at a time. From verbal discussion to organized notes, from short answers to multiple-choice, you can scale rigor up or down without rewriting materials.
• Offline-friendly. Load the MP3 to an old phone, tablet, or computer and use it even if Wi-Fi is unreliable.

Classroom use ideas

Whole-Class Lesson:

• Press play during ELA or humanities, pausing at key moments to ask to answer the short answer questions.
• Use the Main Ideas & Themes questions to get hands in the air and push students beyond simple plot summary.
• Have students complete the graphic organizer and/or worksheet individually or in pairs.

Listening Center / Stations:

• One device + headphones + worksheet = an independent mythology station.
• Great for early finishers, small-group rotations, or mixed-level classes where some students need more listening practice.

Make-Up Lesson / Home Learning:

• Send the audio and worksheet home for students who missed the lesson.
• They can listen once, fill in the organizer and questions, and come back ready to join discussion.

What to Expect

• Fits real schedules – Use in a single class period, during morning meeting, as a station, or as a ready-made sub plan.
• Micro-lesson design – One episode, one big myth, clearly explained with built-in vocabulary and structured follow-up.
• Easy to use – Audio, Teacher’s Guide, discussion prompts, graphic organizer, short-answer and challenge questions, and a 20-question MC quiz are all aligned and ready to print.
• Differentiated assessment – Verbal (discussion), visual (graphic organizer), written (short answer and challenge), and recognition-based (MC quiz) options built around the same core story.
• No internet required – Download once; play anywhere.