The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe by C. S. Lewis
Narnia is coming to my local library. Every Monday night throughout April, I will be conducting a Narnia program for upper elementary students. Then, on Saturday, May 3, we will be showing the movie The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. I hope we get a great turnout, because I have lots of fun activities planned.
Plans so far for the 1st session:
- When the children arrive, they will make their name tags – writing their 1st name and either Daughter of Eve or Son of Adam.
- Each child will be given a small journal to decorate. They can decorate the cover and write/draw inside while I am reading.
- I will read aloud the first 5 chapters of LWW. During this time, pizza and juice will be served.
- After I finish reading, we will discuss the story a bit. I have 9 (I want one more) discussion questions.
- Then it is time for activities/crafts! We will make a snow/winter themed bookmark (since in Narnia, it is always winter – never Christmas). Additionally, we will have hot chocolate to drink. I’d like to have Turkish Delight, but I’m not sure if 1. I can find it here, or 2. I can make it. We shall see.
Other fun things that go with this series of programs include:
- A Narnia themed display in the lobby of the branch.
- A LWW movie/library poster also on display in the lobby.
- At the end of the program series (when we show the movie?), a prize drawing for either a paperback set of The Chronicles of Narnia or a DVD of the movie (we will have two winners).
I’m excited for this program. I’ll update as it goes along.
Because of this program, and since it has been 10+ years since I’ve read the books, I am currently listening to LWW on CD. It’s a decent production. Michael York narrates.
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