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Summer of M.E. (Meaningful Entertainment) Summer of M.E. (Meaningful Entertainment) Presents Olympian Crossword Puzzle Test your knowledge of Percy Jackson and the Olympians! ACROSS DOWN 2. Lord of the Dead 1. Percy’s birthday month 5. The ______ Fates 2. Wife of Zeus 6. Percy’s best friend 3. Titan Lord 7. Percy’s half brother Tyson is a __________ 4. Lord of the Sky 11. This monster wears Fruit of the Loom underwear 5. Dr. __________(evil manticore in The Titan’s Curse) 13. Percy’s cousin, daughter of Zeus 8. Activities director at the camp 14. Percy enters this year at school in the first book 9. Medusa’s hair is made of these 16. Percy has the ability to control this element 10. Camp visited by Percy and friends 17. God of the Sea 12. Annabeth is deathly afraid of these creatures 18. Hot-tempered female bully, daughter of Ares 15. Nike is the goddess of ___________ 20. Another name for a half-blood 19. Zeus’s mother 25. Also know as “The Kindly Ones” 21. Name of the link Percy and Grover share 26. Percy’s mom loves food that is this color 22. Zeus, Poseidon, and Hades are all __________ 28. Percy’s magical sword 23. Hydras have multiple ____________ 29. Annabeth’s hat makes her turn this 24. Thalia had once been turned into a ____________ 30. Luke is the son of this god 27. Aphrodite is the goddess of ___________ Create your own labyrinth Materials needed: Generous amount of masking tape Flat surface Volunteers to help Tape measure and yard stick Greek Mythology STEAM Projects Engineer a chariot Engineer a chariot like they might have been seen in ancient Greek times. Race against another chariot to see whose design is the fastest. Material suggestions: Straw and/or Wooden Skewer Flat cardboard Cereal box 2 round caps (juice or wattle bottle) Glue and tape Scissors Use a bottom corner of the cereal box to create the chariot. Cut an equal square on each large panel, trimming the narrow panel and bottom to even out the box. Trim sides as you see fit. Shoe box or any other smaller cardboard box could be used. Cut cardboard to create a tongue for the bottom of the chariot . Glue tongue to chariot. Cut straw to match width of the bottom of the chariot. Tape it underneath the chariot. Punch hole in the 2 caps. Inset a wooden skewer into the caps through the straw. Secure the skewer in the caps. Can use playdough, tape, glue or other material. 1. _______________________________ 2. _______________________________ 3. _______________________________ 4. _______________________________ 5. _______________________________ 6. _______________________________ 7. _______________________________ 8. _______________________________ 9. _______________________________ 10. _______________________________ Name the Greek God by Emoji Percy Jackson Word Search N A G M W S I B D G A B E H J U D J O G V H G R S M L O N G I S L A N D D I A K K K R U U G L K A S W G O J K U R T C G R O O X E Z W R D V H T E B A N N A C J F Q V C Z Q E S B H H E U P H X V F M P M R E S D E P T D P C U K X W U E V B M E Y R X T A Z E E I E U N U Q X J J H H J C A D W X A O R M O I D B L N A E F H L D A R I Z K V J C I N W E H L P B S A A H R I P T I D E E Y J Y H Q H O A F L M G V T S U S X O E N Z X S A F S U A F D N U O H L L E H O J N G E U Y E C Q B O T F U K Q T D R P V L S X J S I L M L Q C H M G J H I Q C Z T R O W G D A L O L O E G X F H H P L U A P U G D O R J O S M N S K C J M Y S D D T R Q X N I B D Y A N O L E B N C X Q M O H Q X A S E W G I L L Q B B O A R E S K H E O T S F E H U T L O X H K E T Z J Y X U N O E C M D Q W S Y S I I L U F S Z Q J P A M Z V PERCY SALLY ONYSUS ANNABETH GABE HELLHOUND GROVER RIPTIDE HALFBLOOD CLARISSE LUKE ZEUS CHIRON HEPHAESTUS POSEIDON ARES LONGISLAND ATHENA Percy Jackson Trivia 1. Percy Jackson is the son of what God? 2. Percy’s mother always makes food what color? 3. Percy’s best male friend is who? 4. The name of Percy’s sword in English is? 5. Who built the labyrinth? 6. What is Ancient Greek currency called? 7. What is Annabeth’s most commonly used nickname for Percy? 8. Who is Chiron’s father, as revealed in The Titan’s Curse? 9. Who is Charles Beckendorf’s father? 10. Who is the twin sibling of Apollo? 11. What is the name of the hotel that Percy visits in Las Vegas? 12. Who guards the hearth at Mount Olympus? 13. In The Lightning Thief, what two items are stolen at the Winter Solstice? 14. What sort of creature is Bessie? 15. In the Sea of Monsters, what are the names of Hermes’ caduceus snakes? 16. The flying shoes given to Percy are activated when what word is said? 17. What school does Percy attend in The Lightning Thief? 18. As described in The Titan’s Curse, who is Nereus? 19. As revealed in the series, the two main entrances to the Underworld are in which American cities? A H A D E S K Z U E R T H R E E G R O V E R C Y C L O P S H U U A H N N O S S H M I N O T A U R S T H A L I A R S K N P L O E I Name the Greek God by Emoji F R E S H M A N S D 1.Poseidon 2. Aphrodite B V W A T E R 3. Ares 4. Hades L I R 5. Zeus 6. Apollo P O S E I D O N C L A R I S S E 7. Athena 8. Hypnos 9. Hera 10.Iris O T R D E M I G O D O H H T M O F U R I E S B L U E R I P T I D E Y A O A E A S D V E T I N V I S I B L E H E R M E S Y N A G M W S I B D G A B E H J U D J O G Percy Jackson Trivia V H G R S M L O N G I S L A N D D I A K 1. Poseidon K K R U U G L K A S W G O J K U R T C G 2. Blue 3. Grover Underwood R O O X E Z W R D V H T E B A N N A C J 4. Riptide F Q V C Z Q E S B H H E U P H X V F M P 5. Daedalus M R E S D E P T D P C U K X W U E V B M 6. Drachma E Y R X T A Z E E I E U N U Q X J J H H 7. Seaweed Brain 8. Kronos J C A D W X A O R M O I D B L N A E F H 9. Hephaestus L D A R I Z K V J C I N W E H L P B S A 10. Artemis A H R I P T I D E E Y J Y H Q H O A F L 11. Lotus Hotel and Casino M G V T S U S X O E N Z X S A F S U A F 12. Hestia 13. Zeus’s master lightning bold and Hades’ helm of darkness D N U O H L L E H O J N G E U Y E C Q B 14. Ophiotaurus O T F U K Q T D R P V L S X J S I L M L 15. George and Martha Q C H M G J H I Q C Z T R O W G D A L O 16. Maia! L O E G X F H H P L U A P U G D O R J O 17.
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