The Little Prince: BIG Pack: 68 pgs. of tests, chapter questions, graphic organizers, writing activities...
The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery
Novel Resources BIG bundle
>Enumerated contents page for all activities. >Tests; chapter questions; 20 writing assignments of varying length from a few sentences to full essay length; five graphic organizers, both simple and complex (requiring close reading & citing quotes); dual entry journal; three response-to-illustration activities; and more >Most resources can be purchased individually at The Little Prince Materials.
THREE TESTS (with keys) TEST ONE -Covers Ch 1-9 -30 questions, plus one extra credit question -Multiple choice & T/F only TEST TWO -Covers Ch 10-19 -22 questions -Multiple choice, T/F, & two short answer questions TEST THREE -Covers Ch 20-27 -20 questions -Multiple choice, T/F, two short, & 2 long answer questions (these ask for a four sentence minimum response)
CHAPTER QUESTIONS (with keys) >The directions are always (or extremely similar wording): "Responses must be in complete sentences, on lined paper, and stapled to the assignment. Responses must be thoughtful and complete to receive full credit. Two complete sentences, minimum, for each question are required for full credit. More than two sentences may be required to answer questions thoughtfully!" >Occasionally there are 'no incorrect answer' questions. >82 questions total >There's an average of 10 questions per assignment. There are 8 assignments. The assignments (questions) are grouped as follows: Ch. 1 Ch. 2 Ch. 3-4 Ch. 5 Ch. 6-8 Ch. 9-15 Ch. 16-21 Ch. 22-27
5 GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS 1. PRE-READING This organizer will help prepare students for the heavy theme of adult vs. child perspectives throughout the novel.
2. CONFLICT A highly detailed graphic organizer to use during chapter 1-7 to gather information and answer questions about conflict. Not a quickie graphic organizer, this one requires some real work. Includes an example entry.
3. PILOT/NARRATOR A highly detailed graphic organizer to use during chapter 1-7 to gather information and answer questions about the character of the pilot (who is also the narrator). Not a quickie graphic organizer, this one requires some real work. Includes an example entry.
4. PRINCE A highly detailed graphic organizer to use during chapter 1-7 to gather information and answer questions about the character of the prince. Not a quickie graphic organizer, this one requires some real work. Includes an example entry.
5. SERIOUS MATTERS A graphic organizer to use at the end of chapter 7 to reflect on what are "serious matters" to a child/young person vs. an adult. Includes an example entry. (I find students have fun with this one.
20 WRITING ASSIGNMENTS 20 different activities of very different lengths and styles. Such as: biopoem poem, responses to illustrations, partner activities, creative writing, final formal essay, and more.
ABOUT THE FINAL ESSAY: >The largest writing assignment is a formal essay. Six essay topics are provided. Each topic includes many questions to encourage delving deeper into the topic. >An at-level, high school writer's assignment. Grade 10 at the lowest, unless students are advanced. >A post-reading assignment designed for use when novel is completed, and, when the many meanings, messages, and symbols in the novel have been discussed. >Six different essay topics for students to select from. Highly detailed prompts (including quotes) for each topic are provided to get 'ideas rolling'. >General expectations and formatting expectations are clearly laid out. >Requires use of citations for "direct quotes" or "direct references". >Requires use of the writing process >Detailed grading rubric included
Pg. 1: Assignment description
Pg. 2: Six essay topic choices Pg. 3: Six traits reference page Pg. 4: Grading rubric