Lesson 1: Exploring Themes of Percy Jackson & the Olympians Series Time Allocation: 60 minutes Resources Needed: Copies of the book, chart paper, markers Introduction: Introduce the concept of themes in literature. Discuss the themes present in Percy Jackson & the Olympians series. Development: Have students work in small groups to identify and discuss different themes from the book. Each group presents their findings to the class. Conclusion: Lead a class discussion on the various themes and their significance in the story. Assessment: Students will create a poster highlighting one theme from the book with illustrations and key points.

Lesson 2: Writing a Summary of Percy Jackson & the Olympians Series Time Allocation: 45 minutes Resources Needed: Writing materials, graphic organizers Introduction: Explain the importance of summarizing a story. Model how to write a concise summary. Development: Guide students in writing a summary of Percy Jackson & the Olympians series. Encourage them to focus on main events and characters. Conclusion: Students share their summaries with a partner for feedback. Discuss the key elements of a good summary. Assessment: Assess student summaries based on clarity, coherence, and inclusion of main points.

Lesson 3: Writing a Review of Percy Jackson & the Olympians Series Time Allocation: 60 minutes Resources Needed: Writing materials, sample book reviews Introduction: Discuss the purpose of book reviews. Read and analyze sample book reviews. Development: Guide students in writing their own reviews of Percy Jackson & the Olympians series. Encourage them to include their opinions and reasons. Conclusion: Students share their reviews with the class. Discuss the different perspectives presented. Assessment: Evaluate student reviews based on content, organization, and persuasive elements.

Lesson 4: Creating a Story Based on Themes of Percy Jackson & the Olympians Series Time Allocation: 90 minutes Resources Needed: Writing materials, story planning templates Introduction: Explain the task of creating a story based on themes. Review key themes from the book. Development: Have students brainstorm ideas, create a story plan, write their stories, and edit for improvements. Conclusion: Students present their stories to the class. Encourage peer feedback and discussion on how the themes were incorporated. Assessment: Assess student stories based on creativity, incorporation of themes, and storytelling techniques.