TEXT: welcome to 
  camp half-blood!
  An EVENT KIT for the 
  PERCY JACKSON AND THE OLYMPIANS series
  hyperionbooksforchildren.com  •  rickriordan.com
  
  A NOTE FROM RICK RIORDAN
  Dear Bookseller:
   
  Get your bronze sword and shield ready. Percy Jackson is in 
  trouble again. His friend Annabeth has been abducted by a manticore. 
  The goddess Artemis is missing. And a new prophecy has warned of 
  a monster so powerful it could destroy Mount Olympus. The Titan’s 
  Curse, the third adventure in the bestselling Percy Jackson and the 
  Olympians series, arrives May 1, 2007!
   
  Because so many bookstores have expressed interest in holding 
  a “Percy Party” to celebrate the publication of the new book, Hyperion 
  and I are pleased to offer this event kit. In it, you will ﬁnd everything 
  you need for a great in-store party: Greek mythology activities, an event 
  ﬂier, games, and more. 
   
  Thank you for all the support you’ve given the series! I hope you 
  enjoy the new book, and have a great event with all the young demigods 
  in your area!
  Best wishes from Camp Half-Blood,
   
  Rick Riordan
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  1. Making Name Tags
  As guests arrive, encourage them to make name tags with 
  their names in English and Ancient Greek. A reproduc-
  ible handout with the Greek alphabet is provided to help 
  guests learn to write their names (page 3). Have markers 
  and name tags on hand, and you’re all set!
  2. Self-Paced Activities
  The following reproducible handouts are included:
   Draw Your Own Monster (page 7)
  Make Your Own Greek Vase (page 8)
  Greek Gods Coloring Sheets (pages 14-16)
  These can be used as in-store “warm-up” activities while 
  your guests are arriving, or given out as fun take-home 
  projects. Customer-created artwork also makes for a great 
  in-store display after the event. 
  3. Word Search Rafﬂe
  The Percy Jackson word search (page 4) can be ﬁlled out 
  before or during the event. Collect these and use them as 
  drawing slips for prizes. A Greek mythology book also 
  makes a great giveaway.
  4. A Reading from The Titan’s Curse
  A ‘reader’s theater’ script is included (pages 11-14) . Ask 
  for volunteers to play the dialogue parts. A bookseller can 
  act as narrator. Alternately, a bookseller may choose to 
  read a passage from The Titan’s Curse. 
  5. The Claiming Ceremony
  Allow your demigod guests to consult the Oracle to ﬁnd 
  out which Greek god will claim them! Print a large ver-
  sion of the Oracle’s wheel (page 9), then laminate and at-
  tach a spinner. The wheel can be used as an in-store dis-
  play before and after the event, too. 
  6. Mythology Quiz Game
  Hold a friendly competition to see how much your guests 
  know about Greek mythology and the Percy Jackson 
  books (page 6). Thirty sample questions with answers are 
  attached. A reference chart on the Greek gods is also in-
  cluded (page 5). This can be used to generate extra ques-
  tions, or as a refresher sheet for the contestants. For cor-
  rect answers, you may wish to award small prizes. Blue 
  candy (Percy Jackson’s favorite kind) is always a popular 
  option! 
  7. Refreshment Ideas
  •  “Nectar” punch or soda
  •  “Ambrosia” brownies or cookies—Don’t eat too many, 
  or you might go up in ﬂames!
  •  Lightning-bolt-shaped cookies
  •  Fresh strawberries (from Camp Half-Blood)
  8. Other Greek mythology books
  You may want to have these on display along with the 
  Percy Jackson series: 
  Evslin, Bernard. Heroes, Gods, and Monsters of
  the Greek Myths.
  D’Aulaire, Ingri. D’Aulaires’ Book of Greek Myths.
  Osborne, Mary Pope. Tales from the Odyssey.
  Evans, Cheryl. Usborne Illustrated Guide to Greek
  Myths and Legends.
  THE PERCY PARTY AT A GLANCE
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  Percy takes lessons in Ancient Greek from Annabeth every morning. He says a demigod’s brain is 
  “hardwired” for Greek. Try your hand at learning the Greek alphabet below. Practice writing your 
  name and the names of the Olympian gods using Greek letters.
  LEARNING ANCIENT GREEK
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  PRONUNCIATION
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       Your Name: _________________________________________________
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  ANNABETH
  GROVER
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  RIPTIDE
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  PERCY JACKSON WORD SEARCH
  Discover the hidden words lurking in this puzzle! (Solution on back page.)
  APOLLO
  DIONYSUS
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  THE TWELVE OLYMPIAN GODS + 2
  ZEUS 
  sky, lord of the gods 
  Eagle, lightning bolt
  HERA 
  motherhood, marriage 
  Cow (motherly animal), 
   
   
  lion, peacock
  POSEIDON 
  sea, earthquakes 
  Horse, trident
  DEMETER 
  agriculture 
  Red poppy, barley
  HEPHAESTUS 
  blacksmiths 
  Anvil, quail (hops funny 
   
   
  like him)
  ATHENA 
  wisdom, battle, useful arts 
  owl
  APHRODITE 
  love 
  Dove, magic belt
   
   
  (that makes men fall for her)
  ARES 
  war 
  Wild boar, bloody spear
  APOLLO 
  music, medicine, poetry, 
  Mouse, lyre
   
  archery, bachelors 
  ARTEMIS  
  maiden girls, hunting  
  She-bear
  HERMES 
  travelers, merchants, 
  Caduceus, winged helm 
   
  thieves, messengers 
  and sandals
  DIONYSUS 
  wine 
  Tiger, grapes
  HESTIA 
  home and hearth 
  Crane (gave up her 
   
   
  council seat for Dionysus)
  HADES 
  underworld 
  Helm of terror
  GOD/GODDESS
  SPHERE OF CONTROL
  ANIMAL/SYMBOL
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  Percy’s Greek God Reference Chart!
  
  Answer the following triva questions and test your Percy knowledge! (Answers on back page.)
  1. Who is Annabeth’s mother?
  2. Who is Clarisse’s father?
  3. What sort of creature is Mr. Brunner?
  4. What sort of creature is Grover?
  5. Two words: What is the name of Percy’s boarding school?
  6. The three old women Percy sees on the side of the road are actually the Three ________.
  7. How many Olympian gods are there?
  8. What type of tree is on top of Half Blood Hill?
  9. What is Mr. D’s full name?
  10. Who were the enemies that fought a major war with the Gods?
  11. What sort of animal head hangs above Ares’ cabin?
  12. Name one thing that Hermes is the god of.
  13. Who is the wife of Zeus?
  14. What is the pattern on Mr. D’s shirt?
  15. Where do Percy and his mother like to go on vacation?
  16. Three words: according to Percy’s mom, how did his dad disappear?
  17. Who is Dionysus’ father?
  18. What is Dionysus restricted from?
  19. What part of the Big House seems mysterious to Percy?
  20. What does Percy use to defeat Clarisse when she tries to bully him?
  21. What lives in the canoe lake?
  22. Two words: Dionysus was grounded to Camp Half Blood because he was chasing a what?
  23.  Aside from pinochle, what is another game Dionysus considers the  
  greatest human achievement?
  24. Two words: How did Percy’s mother’s parents die?
  25. What is Smelly Gabe’s last name?
  26. What sort of creature tried to attack young Percy when he was taking a nap in daycare?
  27. Who was Zeus’ mother, who hid him from Cronos?
  28. Chiron says the United States eagle is actually a symbol of whom?
  29. Chiron says there is a statue of what Greek mythological ﬁgure in Rockefeller Center?
  30. Who is the Greek lord of the dead?
  OLYMPIAN TRIVIA QUESTIONS
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  The Ancient Greeks had many different ideas about what the Greek monsters looked like. 
  Below are some depictions of monsters from Greek mythology. Using any combination of 
  animals—owl, horse, eagle, bull, lion, dog—draw your own updated version of what you 
  would conceive a Monster might look like. 
  DRAW YOUR OWN MONSTER
  HYDRA
  MINOTAUR
  MANTICORE
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  Greek vases often showed pictures of daily life or scenes from myths. The vases usually had a 
  fancy border design around the edges. Below are some examples. Design your own Greek vase 
  showing a scene from the Percy Jackson books. This could be an important event or simply a 
  scene from every day life at camp. Use the shape below to draw the vase and plan your design. If 
  you would prefer, you can use a circular plate. The geometric border at the top of the page is part 
  of a Greek dinner plate.
  MAKE YOUR OWN GREEK VASE
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  Let the Oracle of Delphi determine which Olympian claims you!
  Directions: Poke a hole through the center of the Oracle’s Wheel and 
  insert a spinner using a metal brad and a popsicle stick.
  THE ORACLE’S WHEEL
  HADES
  ZEUS
  HERMES
  HUNTER OF
  ARTEMIS
  HEPHAESTUS
  DEMETER
  ARES
  ATHENA
  APHRODITE
  DIONYSUS
  APOLLO
  POSEIDON
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  The set-up:
  Annabeth, Thalia, and Percy have been sent to a school in Maine to help Grover save two half-
  bloods, Bianca and Nico di Angelo. Unfortunately, a monster (in the form of vice principal Dr. 
  Thorn) takes Percy and the di Angelos hostage. As Dr. Thorn is about to put them on a helicopter, 
  Annabeth, Thalia and Grover charge to the rescue.
  NARRATOR:  Looking back on it, Annabeth’s move was brilliant. Wearing her cap of invisibility, 
  she plowed into the di Angelos and me, knocking us to the ground. For a split second, Dr. Thorn 
  was taken by surprise, so his ﬁrst volley of missiles zipped harmlessly over our heads. This gave 
  Thalia and Grover a chance to advance from behind – Thalia wielding her magic shield, Aegis.
  If you’ve never seen Thalia run into battle, you have never been truly frightened. She uses a huge 
  spear that expands from this collapsible Mace canister she carries in her pocket, but that’s not the 
  scary part. Her shield is modeled after one her dad Zeus uses – also called Aegis -- a gift from Athe-
  na. The shield has the head of the gorgon Medusa molded into the bronze, and even though it won’t 
  turn you to stone, it’s so horrible, most people will panic and run at the sight of it. Even Dr. Thorn 
  winced and growled when he saw it. Thalia moved in with her spear. 
  THALIA:  For Zeus!
  NARRATOR: I thought Dr. Thorn was a goner. Thalia jabbed at his head, but he snarled and swat-
  ted the spear aside. His hand changed into an orange paw, with enormous claws that sparked against 
  Thalia’s shield as he slashed. If it hadn’t been for Aegis, Thalia would’ve been sliced like a loaf of 
  A ‘reader’s theater’ selection from chapter two: 
  My Vice Principal Gets a Missile Launcher
  THE TITAN’S CURSE
  CAST
  Narrator
  Percy
  Annabeth
  Thalia
  Zoë
  Artemis
  Dr. Thorn
  Nico
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  bread. As it was, she managed to roll backwards and land on her feet. 
   
  The sound of the helicopter was getting louder behind me, but I didn’t dare look.
  Dr. Thorn launched another volley of missiles at Thalia, and this time I could see how he did it. He 
  had a tail – a leathery, scorpion-like tail that bristled with spikes at the tip. The missiles deﬂected off 
  Aegis, but the force of their impact knocked Thalia down.
   
  Grover sprang forward. He put his reed pipes to his lips and began to play – a frantic jig that 
  sounded like something pirates would dance to. Grass broke through the snow. Within seconds, 
  rope-thick weeds were wrapping around Dr. Thorn’s legs, entangling him. Dr. Thorn roared and 
  began to change. He grew larger until he was in his true form – his face still human, but his body that 
  of a huge lion. His leathery, spiky tail whipped deadly thorns in all directions. 
  ANNABETH:  A manticore! 
  BIANCA:  Who are you people? And what is that? 
  NICO: A manticore?  He’s got three thousand attack power and plus ﬁve to saving throws!
  NARRATOR:  I didn’t know what he was talking about, but I didn’t have time to worry about it. 
  The manticore clawed Grover’s magic weeds to shreds then turned toward us with a snarl.
  ANNABETH:  Get down!
  NARRATOR:  Annabeth pushed the di Angelos ﬂat into the snow. At the last second, I remem-
  bered my own shield. I hit my wristwatch and metal plating spiraled out into a thick bronze shield. 
  Not a moment too soon. The thorns impacted against it with such force they dented the metal. The 
  beautiful shield, a gift from my brother, was badly damaged. I wasn’t sure it would even stop a sec-
  ond volley. I heard a THWACK and a yelp, and Grover landed next to me with a thud.
  DR. THORN: Yield!
  THALIA: Never!
  NARRATOR:  Thalia charged the monster, and for a second I thought she would run him through. 
  But then there was a thunderous noise and a blaze of light from behind us. The helicopter appeared 
  out of the mist, hovering just beyond the cliffs. The searchlights blinded Thalia, and the monster 
  swatted her away with its tail. Her shield ﬂew off into the snow. Her spear ﬂew the other direction.  
  PERCY: NO!
  NARRATOR:  I ran out to help her. I parried away a spike just before it would’ve hit her chest. I 
  raised my shield over us, but I knew it wouldn’t be enough. 
  DR. THORN: Now do you see how hopeless it is? Yield, little heroes!
  NARRATOR: We were trapped between a monster and a fully armed helicopter.  We had no chance. 
  Then I heard a clear, piercing sound: the call of a hunting horn blowing in the woods.
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  The manticore froze. For a moment, no one moved. There was only the swirl of snow and wind and 
  the chopping of the helicopter blades.
  DR. THORN:  No. It cannot be --
  NARRATOR:  His sentence was cut short when something shot past me like a streak of moonlight. 
  A glowing silver arrow sprouted from Dr. Thorn’s shoulder.  He staggered backward, wailing in 
  agony. 
  DR. THORN:  Curse you! 
  NARRATOR: Thorn unleashed his spikes, dozens of them at once, into the woods where the ar-
  row had come from, but just as fast, silvery arrows shot back in reply. It almost looked like the ar-
  rows had intercepted the thorns in midair and sliced them in two, but my eyes must’ve been playing 
  tricks on me. No one, not even Apollo’s kids at camp, could shoot with that much accuracy. The 
  manticore pulled the arrow out of his shoulder with a howl of pain. His breathing was heavy. I tried 
  to swipe at him with my sword, but he wasn’t as injured as he looked. He dodged my attack and 
  slammed his tail into my shield, knocking me aside.
   
  Then the archers came from the woods. They were girls, about a dozen of them. The young-
  est was maybe ten. The oldest, about fourteen, like me. They wore silvery ski parkas and jeans, and 
  they were all armed with bows. They advanced on the manticore with determined expressions.
  ANNABETH:  The Hunters!
  THALIA (sarcastically): Oh, wonderful.
  NARRATOR: One of the older archers stepped forward with her bow drawn. She was tall and 
  graceful with coppery colored skin. Unlike the other girls, she had a silver circlet braided into the 
  top of her long dark hair, so she looked like some kind of Persian princess. 
  ZOE:  Permission to kill, my lady?
  NARRATOR:  I couldn’t tell who she was talking to, because she kept her eyes on the Manticore. 
  The monster wailed. 
  DR. THORN: This is not fair! Direct interference! It is against the Ancient Laws.
  ARTEMIS:  Not so.  
  NARRATOR: The girl who spoke was a little younger than me, maybe twelve or thirteen. She had 
  auburn hair gathered back in a ponytail and strange eyes, silvery yellow like the moon. Her face was 
  so beautiful it made me catch my breath, but her expression was stern and dangerous. 
  ARTEMIS: The hunting of all wild beasts is within my sphere. And you, foul creature, are a wild 
  beast.  Zoë, permission granted.
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  DR. THORN: If I cannot have these alive, I shall have them dead!
  NARRATOR:  He lunged at Thalia and me, knowing we were weak and dazed. 
  ANNABETH: No!
  NARRATOR: Annabeth charged at the monster.
  ZOE: Get back, half-blood! Get out of the line of ﬁre!
  NARRATOR: But Annabeth leaped onto the monster’s back and drove her knife into his mane. 
  The Manticore howled, turning in circles with his tail ﬂailing as Annabeth hung on for dear life.
  PERCY: Annabeth, no!
  NARRATOR: The Hunters let their arrows ﬂy. The ﬁrst caught the manticore in the neck. Another 
  hit his chest. The manticore staggered backward.
  DR. THORN: This is not the end, Huntress! You shall pay!
  NARRATOR: And before anyone could react, the monster, with Annabeth still on his back, leaped 
  over the cliff and tumbled into the darkness.
  TO BE CONTINUED!
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  COLOR ME!
  ZEUS
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  COLOR ME!
  ARTEMIS
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  COLOR ME!
  ATHENA
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  ANSWER PAGE
    1. Athena
    2. Ares
    3. centaur
    4. satyr
    5. Yancy Academy
    6. Fates
    7. 12
    8. pine
    9. Dionysus
  10. Titans
  11. boar
  12.  travelers, thieves,  
  merchants, roads
  13. Hera
  14. tiger
  15. Montauk
  16. lost at sea
  17. Zeus
  18. wine, alcohol
  19. attic
  20. toilets, plumbing
  21. Naiads
  22. wood nymph
  23. gladiator ﬁghting or Pacman
  24. airplane crash 
  25. Ugliano
  26. snake
  27. Rhea
  28. Zeus
  29. Prometheus
  30. Hades
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  ANSWERS TO OLYMPIAN TRIVIA QUESTIONS
  SOLUTION TO WORD SEARCH
  17
  
  Do you think your teachers  
  are secretly monsters?
  Do you suspect you have  
  hidden powers?
  Could your father or  
  mother be an Olympian god?
  YOU ARE NOT ALONE!
  Join us for a Camp Half-Blood regional 
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  All young demigods are invited.
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  DATE: 
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  CAMP HALF-BLOOD WANTS YOU!
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