Lightning thief activities

Today my class watched the film, The Lightning Thief. Riordan’s book was our last read aloud, a book I look forward to sharing each year. I thought instead of a normal post, I’d write down the things I most loved about sharing this book with my students. 10. The obsession that sweeps across my classroom regarding Greek Mythology. All mythology books end up checked out. Kids love to study the myths. 9. The kids that sneak copies of the book home so they can finish before I do and read ahead…

We have been working our way through the first several chapters of The Lightning Thief as we brave our cold winter weather. Today I wanted to share with you the Challenge/Response work that we've bee

Percy Jackson and The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan is the focus of this novel study. This unit has 40 activities, one or more for every chapter and is for students in a special ed setting. These activities do NOT require comprehension of the story to complete. They are engaging and will keep your students engaged while you read the story aloud. There are also 5 multiple choice questions for every chapter. All the activities and questions are supported with the use of pictures.

Kids in fifth, sixth, and seventh grades love reading The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan. To teach with this book, add background information about Greek mythology, summarizing, inferences, and vocabulary. These activities help students understand the book and its allusions to myths.

We are reading, The Lightning Thief, by Rick Riordan, one of my favorite novels to do with upper elementary kids. The book has a ton of information about the people and creatures in Greek mythology.

The Lightning Thief has some very challenging vocabulary words for your upper elementary (4th grade, 5th grade) and middle school students. We have provided those vocabulary words and their definitions for The Lightning Thief. Make understanding the text easier. #thelightningthief #lightningthief

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This novel study for The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan contains 212 pages of resources, including comprehension, vocabulary, Common Core activities, assessments, and more! Focus standards include character analysis, theme, figurative language, setting analysis, point of view, and more. You will find that this study's layout is student-friendly, and that the questions and activities are easily adaptable to every learner.

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