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Give students the background they actually need to enter Sophocles’ Antigone, then bring them back to the text for allusions and post-reading analysis.
This four-resource bundle combines Greek theater and tragedy background, story-specific pre-reading context, a collaborative mythology/allusions project, and an Antigone-vs.-Creon tragic hero analysis. The pieces are designed to work as a sequence, but each resource can also stand on its own if you only need support at one point in the play.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
1. Greek Theater & Tragedy Background | PowerPoint, Guided Notes & Teacher Guide
• 21-slide teaching presentation in PowerPoint + PDF
• 7-page student guided-notes packet in PowerPoint + PDF
• 7-page teacher answer key in PowerPoint + PDF
• 4-page teacher guide in PowerPoint + PDF
• 2-page teacher source notes in PowerPoint + PDF
• Covers performance space, actors and masks, chorus, dramatic structure, and essential tragedy terms
2. Antigone Pre-Reading Background | Oedipus Family Tree, Context, Guided Notes
• 18-slide teaching presentation in PowerPoint + PDF
• 7-page student guided-notes packet in PowerPoint + PDF
• 7-page answer key in PowerPoint + PDF
• 5-page teacher guide
• 2-page teacher source notes
• Covers the House of Thebes, Oedipus backstory, Eteocles and Polynices, Creon’s decree, Greek burial context, competing obligations, and a reading lens for the Prologue
3. Antigone Greek Mythology Background Project | Allusions Research & Presentations
• 12-page editable PowerPoint resource + print-ready PDF
• Teacher guide and teacher topic guide
• Student directions, research notes, and presentation-planning page
• Class allusion guide + follow-up allusion analysis
• 40-point presentation rubric
• Gallery-walk option
• 10 cut-apart topic cards
• Topics include Zeus, Hades/Pluto, Aphrodite, Dionysus/Bacchus, Dirce & Thebes, Delphi & Prophecy, Muses, Hephaestus/Fire-God, Furies/Erinyes, and Hecate
4. Antigone Tragic Hero Analysis | Antigone vs. Creon | Literary Analysis Lesson
• 16-slide teaching presentation in PowerPoint + PDF
• 8-page student analysis packet in PowerPoint + PDF
• 8-page teacher key in PowerPoint + PDF
• 4-page teacher guide in PowerPoint + PDF
• 2-page teacher source notes in PowerPoint + PDF
• Optional literary argument extension
• Students compare stakes, complexity, hamartia, responsibility, reversal, recognition, and cost before building a supported claim
HOW THE BUNDLE FITS TOGETHER
BEFORE READING
Greek Theater & Tragedy Background
IMMEDIATELY BEFORE ANTIGONE
Antigone Pre-Reading Background
BEFORE / EARLY IN THE PLAY
Greek Mythology Background Project
AFTER READING
Antigone vs. Creon Tragic Hero Analysis
Use the full sequence or choose the pieces that fit your pacing, students, and edition of the play.
PLEASE NOTE
This is not a complete scene-by-scene Antigone unit. It does not include the text of the play, daily reading questions, a scene-by-scene study guide, or a complete unit assessment. It is designed to provide background, context, research, and literary-analysis support around the Antigone text you already use.
BEST FOR
• Sophocles’ Antigone
• Greek tragedy / drama units
• Grades 9–12
• Pre-reading background and context
• Mythology and literary allusions
• Collaborative research
• Tragic-hero analysis
• Evidence-based literary argument
FORMATS
Microsoft PowerPoint + PDF
Answer keys are included where applicable.
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