Creative Writing Ideas:

1 Keep a "diary" from the perspective of one of the characters.. .. pick a character and then throughout the book, write journal entries based on how she thinks that character feels, what they might have seen in a day, things they may have done, foods they may have eaten, etc.For The Magician's Nephew, Digory or Polly would work.. Then from Lion, Prince Caspian AND Dawn Treader, she could do Lucy or Edmund (Peter and Susan for the first 2, but if she'd like to stick with one character for more books, the younger two might be better, and thn she could even work in things like "this reminds me of when we were here and Peter was High King and we ..." ... The Horse and His Boy, she could do any of the characters, etc...

2. Write a newspaper article concerning a particular event that occurs in the book, and include "interviews" from characters and even un-named bystanders.. .

3.. Write a travel brochure for some of the different places in the books...

4. Change the ending to the story

5. Write a fantasy story of her own in the same style.

6. Write about what she would have done if she was in one of the character's position in an event that happened to them, likeEdmond with the White Witch.

7. Write poems from the perspectives of the different characters.

8. Write your own allegory about a different part of the Bible.

9. Create a story about your own world. Create a world with your own characters and the like.

Use this link for some of the following activities:

The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe - TeacherVision. com

Marketing Mania
Create a kid's meal package for a fast-food restaurant to promote The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. Decorate it with scenes from the book. Design a toy that would be included with the meal as a free gift.

TV Time
Create a TV advertisement to promote the kid's fast food meal described above. Write a script and videotape the commercial.

Fantasy Photos
Make a picture scrapbook of fantasy characters from books, nursery rhymes, songs, poems, and television (Old Mother Hubbard, The Wizard of Oz characters, Peter Piper, Snow White, etc.).

Movie vs. Book
There have been several movie versions of this book. Watch one and discuss the similarities and differences between the book and movie.

Flying High
Make a banner or flag for Narnia. Try to highlight characters, places, and events from the story.

Your Own Fantasy World
Imagine you slipped through a secret passage into another world. Make up a fantasy about meeting someone there. Write about what happens and how you get back.

Character Traits
What are some individual character traits of each of the four children: Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy? How do they change over the course of the story? Compare yourself to the characters in the book. What are the simmilarities and differences?

Imagery
This book is full of marvelously, descriptive passages written in vivid language. Illustrate your favorite passage.

Use these links for lesson plans and other activities:

C. S. Lewis Teacher Resource Page
Into the Wardrobe :: a C. S. Lewis web site
C. S. Lewis, for love of Narnia, homeschoolers, "FRIENDS OF NARNIA" curriculum

Chronicles of Narnia Study Guides and Lesson Plans

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The Chronicles of Narnia  (this is geared to upper elementary or middle school)