The Chronicles of Narnia Trilogy

Four siblings step through a wardrobe and into a world frozen by an endless winter, where a small choice sets off consequences none of them expect. Based on C.S. Lewis's novel, this adaptation gives students a way into discussions of loyalty, sacrifice, and what it means to make things right after a mistake. The guide builds on that with comprehension work, creative writing, and character study tasks suited to a range of abilities.

A year after their first adventure, the Pevensie children are pulled back into Narnia to find over a thousand years have passed and the land has fallen under the rule of a tyrant king. They join forces with the rightful heir, Prince Caspian, and a cast of Narnian creatures to reclaim the throne, giving students a story about leadership, pride, and who gets to hold power. The guide includes differentiated comprehension questions, a castle strategy activity, and a storyboard and synopsis task.

The third Narnia movie sends Edmund, Lucy, and their insufferable cousin Eustace across uncharted seas on a quest that tests each of them with temptation, greed, and self-doubt. It is a fantasy adventure with real character stakes, and students get a story that rewards paying attention to how each person changes.