Percy Jackson Reading, Comprehension, Discussion & Critical Thinking Class

In this 3-week interactive literature course, students will explore Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief through guided discussions, mythology connections, and creative activities. This course encourages critical thinking, literary analysis, and engagement with Greek mythology, all while making reading fun and interactive.

📚 What Will Be Taught?
Reading comprehension & analysis – Character development, symbolism, and themes.
Greek mythology connections – Comparing myths in Percy Jackson to real-world Greek mythology.
Creative writing & storytelling – Journals, alternative story endings, and rewriting myths.
Critical thinking – Examining moral dilemmas, fate vs. free will, and hero archetypes.

📖 How Is the Class Structured?
📚 Weekly reading assignment (~3-4 chapters per week)
🎤 Live discussions (student-led with teacher guidance)
🎭 Creative activities (journaling, drawing, mythology challenges)
⚔️ Interactive debates & role-play (e.g., What if Percy chose a different path?)
Each session starts with a recap & warm-up discussion, followed by an interactive lesson on mythology, themes, and character development. Then, students participate in guided activities and reflections before wrapping up with a preview of the next week’s reading.

🎥 Teaching Style & Methods:
Student-centered discussions – Encouraging thoughtful engagement and analysis.
Visual aids & slides – Key points, character maps, and myth connections.
Creative expression – Writing prompts, artwork, and mythology-related projects.
Multimodal learning – Discussion, writing, optional journaling, and debate.
Inclusive environment – Multiple ways to participate (verbal, written, creative).
🤝 Learner Interaction:
This is a highly interactive course with students participating in:

Live discussions 
Creative response activities
Weekly reflections & optional projects
Friendly debates on characters, themes, and mythology
I encourage every learner to share their ideas in a way that suits them best, whether through speaking, writing in the chat, or contributing creative responses.