

What could the real Trojan ‘horse’ look like? – From PBS, see models of what the real Trojan horse may have looked like.Īrchaeological Site of Troy – See what it looks like today.

How to Draw a Trojan Horse – A free art lessons from Draw and Write through History. Storynory has a series of audio recordings for kids, based on The Iliad and The Odyssey, as well as other Greek myths: This won’t be for everyone… it’s a little cheesy, but if your kids like to learn songs about what they are reading, check it out. Heroes of Troy – This is BBC’s Learning School Radio website, which puts the story of the Trojan War to music.

The Greek Alphabet and Language – Learn about the Greek alphabet and how it influenced ours. Who was Homer? Also check out more about the Trojan War, including a nice timeline. Greek Names Pronunciation Guide for Black Ships Before Troy – Press the play button (an annoying screen may show up, just click the X in the upper right corner to make it go away). The Iliad also employs a more formalized language and structure, while the Odyssey incorporates more folklore and mythological elements.The Odyssey Miniseries – (1997, NR) Available to purchase on Amazon. In contrast, the Odyssey is more episodic, with a looser narrative structure that allows for a greater range of adventures and encounters. The Iliad is a more tightly structured work, with a linear narrative that builds towards a climactic ending. The Iliad and the Odyssey also differ in structure and literary style. On the other hand, the Odyssey focuses more on the themes of nostos, or homecoming, and the importance of hospitality and loyalty. The Iliad deals with the consequences of war, the nature of heroism, and the power of honor and shame. The two works also explore different themes. In contrast, the Odyssey emphasizes intelligence and cunning, with Odysseus using his wits to outsmart his enemies and overcome obstacles. In the Iliad, characters are defined primarily by their heroic deeds and martial prowess. Another difference between the Iliad and the Odyssey is how they portray their main characters.
