Team Two The AllAmerican Team GREEK DAY

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Team TwoThe All-American TeamGREEK DAY
HAJHS Hollidaysburg, PA November 3, 2003
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Greek DayIntroduction

• Homeroom
• Period 1 Organize by city-states in assigned
  room
• Period 2 3 Report to lgi for plays
• Period 4 Organize by city-states in auditorium
  for city-state presentations
• Period 6 Organize by P.M. roster in auditorium
  for math activities
• Period 7 Organize by city-states for Greek
  pottery project introduction
• Period 8 Organize by P.M. roster for Olympic
  events
• Period 9 Report to cafeteria for the Greek Food
  Fest

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Homeroom

• Report to homeroom as usual
• Make sure you have a writing instrument, a bed
  sheet and safety pins, and any props/papers
  needed for your Greek play
• Attendance will be taken in homeroom as usual,
  Tiger TV will be viewed and the Pledge of
  Allegiance will be recited
• After the homeroom dismissal bell, report to your
  assigned city-state room

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Period One
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Period One

• Assemble chitons
• Assemble headbands
• Choose a Greek name (gender specific) and place
  it on your name tag
• Use tape to attach your name tag to your chiton
• Finish any needed city-state work
• Practice city-state handshake and chant
• Dismiss at 830 A.M. to lgi with needed materials

Keep Classrooms Clean and In Order!
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Periods Two ThreeLGI Expectations

• When on stage, know your part!
• Project your voice!
• Establish eye contact!
• Use props!
• Be animated!
• Ham it up!

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Periods Two ThreeLGI Expectations

• When in the audience, be polite and respectful.
• Listen closely!
• Hold applause until the end of each play!

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Periods 4, 6, 7, 8Auditorium Expectations

• Using the posted signs, sit by city-state and
  stay with your city-state during periods 4 7.
• Sit appropriately in the auditorium seats!
• Carefully listen to the teachers directions!
• It is a large room cooperate!
• Be quiet when needed!
• Be polite and respectful of others!
• All school/team rules apply!
• Team Event Policy will be enforced!

Keep Auditorium Clean and In Order!
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Period FourHistory Activities

• City-states will present alphabetically (a Greek
  invention)
• On the way to the stage area, chant, display
  banner and wave logos
• Groups will present alphabetically banner,
  city-state profile, chant, handshake, logo and
  oath
• All group members will approach the microphone
• All group members must participate and speak
  during the presentation
• If needed, use the colored papers to help you
  present
• Step back from the microphone when finished
• When all of the groups are finished presenting,
  chant, display banner and wave logos
• Enjoy and have fun!

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Period SixMath Activities

• Groups will organize by P.M. roster
• Stay with your P.M. group at all times
• The math activities include Logic Puzzles and
  Triangles
• Carefully listen to the teachers instructions in
  order to successfully complete the activities

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Period Seven Pottery Project Introduction

• Teacher presentation of pottery project
• Students select pottery pattern
• Students trace pattern
• Students cut out pattern and identify it
• Students create a sloppy copy pottery design

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Period Eight Olympic Events

• History Ancient Games
• The accepted date of the first Olympiad is 776
  B.C.E.
• The games were held In honor of Zeus.
• The games were held in Olympia, Greece.
• Only males could participate and attend the
  events.
• Major events included the chariot race, boxing,
  the pancratium, the pentathlon, and foot races.
• The ancient games were ceased in 392 C.E. because
  they were viewed as a pagan ritual by Christians.

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Period Eight Olympic Events

• The Modern Games
• Revived by a French baron, Pierre de Coubertin,
  in 1896
• First modern games were held in Athens in honor
  of the ancient Greek games.
• Athletes pledge, We swear that we will take part
  in these Olympic Games in the true spirit of
  sportsmanship and that we will respect and abide
  by the rules which govern them for the glory of
  the sport and the honor of our country.

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Period Eight Olympic Events

• The Olympic Symbol
• Five interlocking rings represent the five major
  continents of the world
• Colors in order from left to right blue,
  yellow, black, green, and red.
• The colors are special because at least one of
  them appears in the flag of every nation of the
  world
• The colorful rings are joined together to remind
  us of the sporting friendship of all mankind.

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Period Eight Olympic Events

• The Olympic Motto
• Citius, Altius, Fortius
• Swifter, higher, stronger
• These words are used to build healthy attitudes
  and winning spirits in preparation for
  competition

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Period Eight Olympic Events

• Paper Straw Javelin Throw
• Paper Plate Discus

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Period Eight Olympic Events
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Cafeteria Food CourtA Greek Food Fest!
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Cafeteria Food CourtA Greek Food Fest!

• Enter cafeteria in an orderly fashion.
• Listen to the teachers instructions.
• Take only one sample from each food type.
• Sit down after you have gotten your food and
  drink samples.
• Be careful not to spill drinks!
• Dispose of all garbage in the appropriate waste
  facilities.

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Greek Food FestYUMMY!