Stories from Greek Mythology

Stories from Greek Mythology

Ages 6–10 · 10 lessons · English, Stories

From Hercules to Narcissus, learn life lessons from these timeless stories about bravery, trickery and greed

In these tales about bravery, trickery, friendship and greed, kids help beloved characters go on interesting adventures and learn important social-emotional lessons along the way. While there are some mentions of misbehaving monsters and crazy creatures, the stories have been adapted to be appropriate for kids aged 6–10 and are safe for kids of any age.

Lessons

  1. King Midas (Ages 6–10): King Midas can turn everything he touches into gold. Is it a gift or a curse?
  2. King Midas Read-Along (Ages 6–10): King Midas can turn things gold! What could go wrong? Read along with the story!
  3. Hercules: Part 1 (Ages 6–10): Meet the hero Hercules and help him complete the first six of his twelve tasks!
  4. Hercules: Part 2 (Ages 6–10): Help Hercules outsmart misbehaving creatures and monsters to complete his last six tasks!
  5. Echo and Narcissus (Ages 6–10): Echo loves Narcissus, and Narcissus loves Narcissus. What could go wrong?
  6. Icarus and Daedalus (Ages 6–10): Icarus and Daedalus figure out how to fly. What happens when Icarus flies too high?
  7. Persephone and Demeter (Ages 6–10): Persephone goes missing and her journey to the underworld changes the world around her!
  8. Pandora's Box (Ages 6–10): Pandora really, really wants to open up a mysterious box. But should she?
  9. Theseus and the Minotaur (Ages 6–10): The Minotaur is causing some problems. Can Theseus and Ariadne save the day?
  10. Arachne the Weaver (Ages 6–10): Arachne is a good weaver, and she knows it! Athena is jealous. May the best weaver win!