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Social Studies · 6–8

Spring Equinox Mythology: Global Perspectives

This two-page lesson explores the spring equinox through Maya architectural symbolism at Chichen Itza and the Greek myth of Persephone.

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This two-page lesson explores the spring equinox through Maya architectural symbolism at Chichen Itza and the Greek myth of Persephone. Students build vocabulary, examine cultural texts, and compare shared themes of rebirth, seasonal cycles, and agricultural renewal.

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  • Students will define key terms related to equinoxes, mythology, and symbolism.
  • Students will identify symbols and meanings in Maya and Greek cultural texts.
  • Students will compare cultural explanations of seasonal change and renewal.
  • Students will analyze universal themes across distinct cultural traditions.