Edmund's Thoughts and Actions in Narnia

In this video, the teacher guides students through Chapter Nine of 'The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe'. The focus is on Edmund's internal conflict and his journey to the White Witch's house. As Edmund struggles with his desires and fears, he ventures into the snowy landscape, eventually reaching the Witch's castle. There, he encounters various statues and finally meets the White Witch, delivering news about his siblings. The video includes discussions on vocabulary and encourages students to reflect on Edmund's motivations and the story's themes.

What was Edmund thinking about during dinner?

• Aslan

• His siblings

• Turkish delight

• The White Witch

Why did Edmund feel ignored by the others?

• They were planning without him

• They were talking about Aslan

• He imagined they were ignoring him

• They were giving him the cold shoulder

What did Edmund leave behind at the beaver's house?

• His scarf

• His gloves

• His coat

• His hat

What cheered Edmund up during his journey?

• The thought of Turkish delight

• Thinking about being a king

• The idea of meeting the White Witch

• The memory of his siblings

What did Edmund realize about the lion statue?

• It was alive

• It was a real lion

• It was a stone statue

• It was Aslan

How did the White Witch react to Edmund's news?

• She was confused

• She was angry

• She was indifferent

• She was pleased