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King Midas and the Golden Touch is a story that can be used across multiple subjects to teach about greed and its consequences. It allows teachers to discuss kings and royalty in social studies, precious metals like gold in science, and can inspire art and physical education activities where students enact or play games based on the story. The document recommends this story for grades 4 through 6.
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- 1. King Midas and the Golden Touch In this piece of literature it addresses one of the seven deadly sins, greed. King Midas is a fun story that is easy to adapt cross-curricular. In social studies, you can talk about kings and royalty. In science, you can use this story while talking about precious metal. The students can reenact the story in art. In addition, the students could play a King Midas freeze tag in physical education. I would select this piece to be used in the 4-6 grade levels.