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Greek Myths: The Heroes escape rooms

6 self-checking escape rooms on Greek Myths: The Heroes, one for each section. Every answer comes from the text, so each room checks reading as well as recall, and they work with any edition. For grades 4–6, classical homeschoolers and literature classes.

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The Gorgon's Gaze: escape room on Greek Myths: The Heroes, Perseus

Greek Myths: The Heroes · PerseusThe Gorgon's GazeFree taster

Into the Maze: escape room on Greek Myths: The Heroes, Theseus

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A Hero's Tasks: escape room on Greek Myths: The Heroes, The Labours of Heracles, 1–6

Greek Myths: The Heroes · The Labours of Heracles, 1–6A Hero's TasksFree taster

To the World's Edge: escape room on Greek Myths: The Heroes, The Labours of Heracles, 7–12

Greek Myths: The Heroes · The Labours of Heracles, 7–12To the World's EdgeFree taster

Voyage of the Argo: escape room on Greek Myths: The Heroes, Jason and the Argonauts

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The Golden Apple: escape room on Greek Myths: The Heroes, The Trojan War

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Room by room

Perseus: The Gorgon's Gaze. The Heroes: Danaë and her baby set adrift, the island of Seriphos, King Polydectes's trick, the gifts of the gods and the nymphs, the Grey Sisters, Medusa the Gorgon, the rescue of Andromeda and the return home.
Theseus: Into the Maze. The Heroes: the sword and sandals under the rock, the bandits on the road to Athens, Medea's poison, the young people sent to Crete, Ariadne's thread, the Minotaur, Naxos and the sail.
The Labours of Heracles, 1–6: A Hero's Tasks. The Heroes: Hera's anger, King Eurystheus and his tasks, the lion of Nemea, the Hydra, the golden-horned deer, the boar of Mount Erymanthus, the stables of King Augeas and the Stymphalian birds.
The Labours of Heracles, 7–12: To the World's Edge. The Heroes: the bull of Crete, the wild mares of King Diomedes, the belt of Queen Hippolyta, the cattle of Geryon, the apples of the Hesperides with the help of Atlas, and Cerberus, the dog of the underworld.
Jason and the Argonauts: Voyage of the Argo. The Heroes: Jason raised by Chiron, the lost sandal, King Pelias's quest, the building of the Argo, Phineus and the Harpies, the Clashing Rocks, King Aeetes's tasks, Medea's magic and the dragon that never sleeps.
The Trojan War: The Golden Apple. The Heroes: the wedding where Eris throws the golden apple, the judgement of Paris, Helen going to Troy, the Greek ships setting sail, Achilles and Hector, Cassandra's warnings and the trick that ends the war.