04 JUNIOR SCHOOL
Fantastical Beasts by Year 3
A gorelep is a third gorilla, third leopard and a third eagle from the northern mountains in Greece. It likes to fly in the air but it can hunt you down really easily, so beware of this dangerous beast! If it snatches you from your feet, that’s the end of you, so at night lock all your windows and hide or else you will be cooked and gobbled up! The gorelep has red eyes and razor sharp teeth as well as prickles all over its back. Its power is so dangerous that it can destroy you in ten seconds because its roar can burst your eardrums.
Tom Caldwell
The Cobliara is a combination of two shining lime green cobra heads with two fangs at the front of his mouth and two at the back. His body, however, is a male lion. If enemies approach, it can move at lightning speed to get away. His role is to guard Medusa in the cave of Exutama. This hideous beast drinks the pure blood of a unicorn and feeds on the blood, meat, liver and flesh of humans.
Robert Straw
The herpten is a mythical creature that is half harp eagle and half tiger. Its fur is very soft but don’t be fooled because it can kill you easily with one thrashing bite of its poisonous mouth and crushing jaws. It can climb up to a mile high because its talons are as sharp as knives.
Tolly Edwards
ZEUS
Zeus was in charge of all the gods and was the father of the Olympians. He went every- where with a thunderbolt .He was the god of he sky.
This is a Lego Spartan soldier who is in war
against the Athenians.
Weapons
Ancient Greek warriors used weapons like swords and spears which were very dangerous.
THE BIG THREE Spartans and Athenians
This is an image of Zeus the
god of all gods.
He is often
seen holding a lighting
bolt and is the brother of
Poseidon
This is an image of Poseidon - he
is often
seen hold- ing a tri- dent and is the brother of Zeus and Hades.
This is an image of
Hades: he is often
seen holding a fireball and
is the brother
of Zeus and Poseidon.
Spartans were rough war- like people who trained to fight.
Athenians however were
very different. They were people who had a life full of arts and culture.
This is the Hydra which is a mythical crea- ture and was one of Heracles’ labours . The Hydra was very strong because if you chop off a head, two more heads grow in its place . The Hydra had lethal breath that could kill you instantly .
Medusa
Medusa was a snaked hair gorgon. If you looked at her you would immediately turn to stone. But there was a brave man or boy called Perseus. He went to kill the gorgon and he managed it!
Heracles
This is Heracles, one of the strongest men known to man kind. He was the son of Zeus which means he was half god and half human. Be- cause of Hercules’ step- mother, Hera, he was sent on 12 labours.
Athens Snake hair... Sparta
Eyes that can turn living things to stone in an instant..
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