Disclaimer: I received this complimentary product through
the Homeschool Review Crew.
For this review, I received a PDF digital download of the Redwall Study Guide from Progeny Press. This interactive study guide is written
for grade levels 5-8. With the interactive file, students have the capability
of entering their answers directly on the computer and saving their work in
progress. The interactive file does not automatically grade the student’s work,
the teacher still grades their work right from the computer, and can leave
comments or notes within the file. You may also print off the study guide,
purchase of the study guide entitles an individual teacher to reproduce pages
for use in the classroom or homeschool. Multiple teachers may not reproduce
pages from the same study guide. I print these study guides so the pages are
easily available as we work through the chapters.
Like all Progeny Press study guides, the Redwall Study Guide
includes:
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A concise synopsis of the book.
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Information about the author.
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Background information pertinent to the story.
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Suggestions for pre-reading activities.
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Vocabulary exercises for each section of
reading.
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Literary analysis and terminology questions
designed to give students a good understanding of writing technique and how to
use it.
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Critical analysis questions designed to help
students consider and analyze the intellectual, moral, and spiritual issues in
the literature and weigh them with reference to Scripture.
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A complete answer key and suggestions for
further reading.
As you can see from the image below, this study guide includes Book 1: The Wall, Book 2: The Quest, and Book 3: The Warrior. Our family reads one chapter each day, and then we complete one section each day, as we thoroughly study each aspect of the story.
Below is a picture of one vocabulary lesson.
Below is a picture of some questions within a lesson.
Below is a picture of digging deeper questions as well as optional activities within a lesson.
Redwall is an epic animal fantasy. It is the summer of the
late rose in Mossflower Woods. As the animals gather at Redwall Abbey to feast
in celebration of Abbot Mortimer’s Golden Jubilee, the dark clouds of war
gather on the horizon. The evil, one-eyed rat, Cluny the Scourge, and his band
of marauders have arrived in Mossflower country. Securing the church of St.
Ninian’s as his base operations, Cluny seeks to conquer Redwall Abbey and take
it as his own. Preparing the residents of Redwall to face this cruel rodent of
legendary fame and his henchrats are Abbot Mortimer, the religious leader of
the abbey; Constance, a fierce and battle-wise badger; and Matthias, an eager
but clumsy and unsure mouse. Rising to a position of leadership, Matthias finds
inspiration and encouragement in the tale of Martin the Warrior, in the wise
counsel of Abbot Mortimer, in the battle skill of Constance the badger, and in
the admiration of Cornflower, a young female mouse. The survival of Redwall
Abbey will touch not only the inhabitants within its stronghold, but also the
fate of hundreds of citizens living far beyond its walls.
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