he four Pevensie children return to Narnia, only to discover that

hundreds of years have passed since they ruled there, and the evil

King Miraz has taken charge. With the help of a heroic mouse called

Reepicheep and the exiled heir to the throne, Prince Caspian, they

set out to overthrow the King, once again with Aslan’s help.

Dear Educators, Walden Media and Walt Disney Pictures are pleased to announce that we are going

back to Narnia — in full force! Prince Caspian, our second movie adaptation of C.S. Lewis’s The Chronicles of Narnia series, will be even bigger and better than the first foray into Narnia, reuniting the same extraordinary team of artists to faithfully bring C.S. Lewis’s beloved story to life.

As the story opens, 1300 Narnia years have passed since the four Pevensie children were last in Narnia, and the world they knew there no longer exists. Narnia has been taken over by Telmarines. But there is hope – young Prince Caspian, the rightful heir to the Narnia throne…

This film introduces new characters into the extraordinary assortment we’ve already met in Narnia, some of whom will also appear in subsequent adaptations of the The Chronicles of Narnia series. This includes Reepicheep the courageous mouse, Doctor Cornelius, Prince Caspian’s wise tutor — and many others.

In Prince Caspian, there is a wonderful sense of nostalgia for Narnia on the part of the Pevensie children, which filmmaker Andrew Adamson shares. We look forward to sharing all-new adventures and landscapes in Narnia. Perhaps the best reason for returning comes from Aslan himself. In Narnia, he reminds Lucy, “things never happen the same way twice.”

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The Chronicles of Narnia are trademarks of C.S. Lewis, Pte. Ltd. Use without permission is strictly prohibited.

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ACkNoWLEDgEMENTS Activity 1/Time to Return is adapted from “Appendix Three: A Comparison of Narnian and Earth Time,” from The Companion to Narnia by Paul F. Ford, San Francisco: HarperSan Francisco, a Division of HarperCollins Publisher, 1994.

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About a week after Caspian’s nurse is sent away (for telling Caspian stories of the Old Days) a new Tutor arrives.

His name is Doctor Cornelius. Doctor Cornelius teaches Caspian important lessons – lessons that Caspian will need in Narnia!

Read chapters four and five of Prince Caspian. As you read, jot down the most important things you think Caspian learns—from his teacher, and with his own eyes and ears! Then label each of the items you have listed. Put a W for Wisdom or a K for Knowledge next to each. Some items can be both.

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What Prince Caspian learns about Old Narnia from Doctor Cornelius

What Prince Caspian learns about who he is from Doctor Cornelius

What Prince Caspianlearns “by using his own

eyes and ears”

WISDOM The quality or state of being wise; a deep understanding of what is true or rightKNOWLEDGE Acquaintance with facts or truth, as from study or investigation

How is Prince Caspian’s education like your education? How is it different from your education?

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Meet Reepicheep, the chivalrous, valiant, talking mouse who’s faithful to Aslan and Old Narnia!

Reepicheep is just one of many new characters you’ll meet in Prince Caspian. He has an important role in the battle with the Telmarines.

Read Prince Caspian and discover Reepicheep’s many virtues. As you do, fill in this page. You may need to look up some of these words in the dictionary.

VIRTUEs Good or admirable character traits such as kindness, fairness, or courtesy to others.CHIVALROUS Having the qualities of graciousness and honorvaliant Worthy, excellent, stout-hearted

1. Reepicheep shows courage when he _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

2. Reepicheep shows that he is humble when he _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

3. Reepicheep shows dignity when he ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

4. Reepicheep shows bravery when he ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________

5. What other virtue does Reepicheep show? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

6. Tell about when Reepicheep shows this virtue:_______________________________________________________________________________________________

“The Further Adventures of Reepicheep”Write another adventure story for Reepicheep that could happen in Narnia. Use any two of the virtues listed above in your story.

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stor

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mea

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saw

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ked

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talk

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id L

ucy,

st

ampi

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er fo

ot. “

I did

n’t t

hink

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w

him

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aw h

im…

And

he

wan

ted

us to

go

whe

re h

e w

as—u

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rince

Cas

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, Cha

pter

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“How

cou

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I cou

ldn’

t hav

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ft th

e ot

hers

and

com

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to y

ou a

lone

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co

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I?”A

slan

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thin

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cy r

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wou

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ut a

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Asl

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m I

not t

o kn

ow?”

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know

wha

t wou

ld h

ave

happ

ened

, ch

ild?”

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Asl

an. “

No.

Nob

ody

is e

ver

told

that

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h de

ar,”

said

Luc

y.“B

ut a

nyon

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n fin

d ou

t wha

t will

ha

ppen

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id A

slan

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–Cha

pter

10

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dear

, oh

dear

,” sa

id L

ucy.

“And

I w

as s

o pl

ease

d at

find

ing

you

agai

n.

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I th

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t you

’d le

t me

stay

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houg

ht y

ou’d

com

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arin

g in

and

frig

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ene

mie

s aw

ay—

like

last

tim

e…”

“It is

har

d fo

r yo

u,

little

one

,” sa

id A

slan

. “B

ut th

ings

nev

er

happ

en th

e sa

me

w

ay tw

ice.”

–C

hapt

er 1

0

1

Wha

t cha

ract

er tr

aits

mak

e it

poss

ible

for L

ucy

to b

e ab

le to

see

Asla

n? W

hy d

on’t

the

othe

rs

belie

ve L

ucy

whe

n sh

e sa

ys s

he s

aw A

slan?

W

hat w

ould

hav

e ha

ppen

ed if

the

othe

rs h

ad

belie

ved

Lucy

?

2

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do

you

thin

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lan

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ts L

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leav

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th

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beh

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s Lu

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whe

n sh

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she

wish

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slan

wou

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last

tim

e?” W

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Asla

n m

ean

w

hen

he re

plie

s, “T

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s ne

ver h

appe

n

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sam

e w

ay tw

ice?”

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Fath

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sun

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will

Luc

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e it

to h

elp

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For students who have not read or seen The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, here is a summary.

he Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is a grand scale, epic adventure set in a breath-taking world at the limits

of imagination. Faithfully adapted from C.S. Lewis’s timeless novel, it tells the story of four siblings—Lucy, Edmund, Susan, and Peter—sent to live on the estate of a mysterious professor to escape the horrors of the WWII bombing of London. The youngest child, Lucy, accidentally discovers the world of Narnia while playing a game of hide-and-seek. She soon encourages her brothers

and sister to journey through the open back of a magical wardrobe to travel to Narnia with her. Narnia is a charming, once-peaceful land inhabited

by talking beasts, dwarfs, fauns, centaurs, and giants. It has become a world cursed with eternal winter by the evil, but beautiful, White Witch Jadis. Under the guidance of a noble and mystical ruler, the magnificent lion Aslan, the children fight to overcome Jadis’s powerful hold over Narnia in a spectacular, climactic battle destined to free Narnia from the icy spell forever.

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Activity 1: Time TO ReTuRN SUBjECTS: English/Language Arts, Social Studies

Activity 2: PRiNCe CAsPiAN’s NARNiA SUBjECTS: English/Language Arts, Social Studies

Activity 3: A FRieNDshiP Like NO OTheR SUBjECTS: English/Language Arts, Character Education

Activity 4: PRiNCe CAsPiAN’s eDuCATiON SUBjECTS: English/Language Arts, Character Education

Activity 5: The ViRTues OF ReePiCheeP SUBjECTS: English/Language Arts, Character Education

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