Roger Dunkle's Study Guide for Antigone From the Classics Technology Center. "Exercise for Reading Comprehension and Interpretation" is essentially a long list of reading questions and hyperlinked terms. Interesting part about the hyperlinked terms is that they lead to a Glossary where you can hear the pronunciation of Greek words.

Antigone (1961 film) - YouTube Video

Antogone: Notes & Discussion of Sophocles' tragedy From the Classics Pages. Provides overview of plot, characters, and action and offers articles on Antigone, Creon, and Ismene.

Antigone game The game at first looks a little suspect because it opens up with pictures of seductive women . . . but stick with it !

Study Guide for Sophocles' Antigone by Robin Mitchell-Boyask, Associate Professor of Classics, Temple University. Questions and guidance; there is also an on-line text with hyperlinks to a wide range of information.

Antigone by Sophocles Overview, suggestions for instructional focus, activities, and connections beyond the classroom.

Classroom technology tutorials & projects that foster student creativity & empowerment.

Greek Drama Unit E xtensive teaching unit with many lessons incorporating figures and themes from Antigone

Antigone -- Screenplay Assignment Click on the title link for a full description of the screenplay activity, which involves bringing Antigone into the 21st century.

Antigone --teacher notes Brief article in which professor explains how she uses film version to wrestle with issues of male dominance and civil disobedience

Antigone by Sophocles (1984 TV) - YouTube Video

Antigone E-text of play.

Oedipus the King: Introduction to Greek Drama There are some excellent resources as part of this PBS activity. The core information about Greek drama and playwrights can be found on this Web site under the following headings: How Salamis was remembered - Aeshylus' The Persians (Event Page: 472 BC - The earliest surviving tragedy); The Origins of Theatre - The First Actor (Event Page: 534 BC Thespis becomes world's first actor); The Origins of Theatre - The First Plays (continued); The Different Types of Greek Drama and their importance; and The Great Playwrights of Athens' "Golden Age".

Ancient Greece An informative and well illustrated guide to Ancient Greece, covering art and architecture, politics, 0lympics, geography, mythology, peoples, war, history, and other topics.

Perseus Digital Library An impressive worthwhile digital library for Greek and Classical resources. It has FAQs, essays, a historical overview, search function, and an extensive library of literature, art objects and the like.

Remember the Time: An Exploration of History Through Drama A Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute unit. Week 1: "History Of Drama" focuses on Greece.

Diotima Diotima is an interdisciplinary scholarly resource on gender in the ancient Mediterranean world and as a forum for collaboration among instructors who teach courses about women and gender in the ancient world. Offers course materials, essays, bibliography, images and good links to related sites.

Make sure to visit our sister site "Teaching History with Technology" at thwt.org and learn about incorporating technology effectively in the history and social studies classroom.