The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Vocabulary

Novel by C.S. LewisReferences from dictionary.reference.com and thesaurus.reference.comPresentation by Mrs. Scarson

Sample Vocabulary SquareSquare 1: Vocabulary word, definition, part of speech.

Juvenile: adjective 1.of, pertaining to, characteristic of, or suitable or intended for young persons.

Square 3: Write the sentence from the book the word is found in.

A sign in front of said “You are entering Camp Green Lake Juvenile Correctional Facility.” Holes page 12.

Square 2: Synonym & Antonym of word.

Synonyms-adolescent, babyish, childlike, immature, inexperienced

Antonyms-adult, grown-up, mature

Square 4: Illustration of sentence.

Section 1Vocabulary

Section 1 Vocabulary Chapters 1-4

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Section 2Vocabulary

Section 2 VocabularyChapters 5-8

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Section3Vocabulary

Section 3 Vocabulary Chapters 9-11

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Section4Vocabulary

Section 4 Vocabulary Chapters 12-14

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Section5Vocabulary

Section 5 Vocabulary Chapters 15-17

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