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Percy Jackson Feedback Sheets

Read the sample review below. Then use the questions to practise giving specific, kind and useful feedback on writing about Percy Jackson. If you are reviewing a classmate’s work, replace the sample’s details with evidence from that work.

Sample review

In the Percy Jackson stories, Percy’s jokes often make tense moments feel lighter. I especially enjoy how his first-person voice sounds quick and informal, as if he is telling the reader what is happening right now. The Greek myths add surprising dangers to a modern setting. At times, though, a review could explain more clearly how one particular myth affects Percy’s choices. A useful next step would be to name an example and explain why it matters.

Notice what makes feedback useful

Answer using details from the sample review. There may be more than one reasonable response where a question asks for your opinion.

1.Which feature of Percy’s writing does the reviewer praise most directly?

His first-person voice and informal humour
The number of chapters in each story
The colour of the book cover
The accuracy of every battle scene

2.Find one specific detail from the sample review that supports its positive opinion. Write the detail and explain what it shows.

3.True or false? The reviewer gives a suggestion for making the review more specific.

TrueFalse

4.Complete the feedback sentence: “The review could be stronger if it included .”

5.Match each feedback feature to its purpose.

Specific evidence
A next step
A positive comment

Suggests a practical way to improve the writing
Shows exactly which part of the writing the comment refers to
Identifies something that is working well

Write constructive feedback

Use this pattern: name something that works, point to evidence, then suggest one achievable next step.

6.Write a kind, specific comment about the reviewer’s point that Greek myths create surprising dangers in a modern setting. Explain why this idea is effective and suggest one achievable next step.

7.Improve this vague feedback so it is useful: “The review needs more detail.” Include a suggested next step connected to the sample.

8.Which comment is the most constructive? Choose one and explain your choice. A. “This is bad.” B. “Your point about Percy’s humour is interesting; add one example of a joke and explain how it changes the mood.” C. “I like everything.”

9.Write one question that would help the reviewer develop the point about Percy’s choices.

10.Write a brief feedback note for a review of Percy Jackson. Include one positive point, one piece of evidence to look for, and one helpful next step.