Read it before you see it!

EVENT KIT

Embark on an incredible adventure of destiny and discovery with master-storyteller C. S. Lewiss beloved series, The Chronicles of Narnia. Step aboard the Dawn Treader and journey to the end of the world with the Pevensie children, cousin Eustace and valiant King Caspian in the perennial favorite The Voyage of the Dawn Treader. Read the classic tale before returning to the enchanted world of Narnia on December 10, 2010, when one of the most anticipated films of the year sails into a theater near you! For over fifty years The Chronicles of Narnia have captivated children and adults of all ages, guiding them into the fantastical world of Narnia, filled with magic, wonder and battle between good and evil. Now we invite you to Read It Before You See It in anticipation of the major motion picture. To help you prepare for your voyage through Narnia, please use The Voyage of the Dawn Treader Event Kit, which includes reproducible activities featuring original artwork by Pauline Baynes:

Coloring sheet Maze Word search Matching activity

Word scramble Connect-the-dots Paper boat origami Voyage of the Dawn Treader Trivia

Anchors Aweigh,

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through a picture
Lucy, Edmund and Eustace jump through a picture on the wall and land on the deck of the Dawn Treader! Color the Dawn Treader and bring it to life again!

Art by Pauline Baynes 1952 by C.S. Lewis Pte. Ltd.

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navigate the high seas

Climb aboard the Dawn Treader and sail the high seas with King Caspian, Edmund, Lucy, Eustace and Reepicheep as they journey to the ends of the earth in search of the lost lords. Start in the center of the compass and navigate your way out.

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Lost lords & lost words

Look for the names of the seven lost lords in the word search below. Remember that the names can be horizontal, vertical, diagonal, backward or forward. After youve found a name, circle it in the puzzle and cross it off from the word bank.

Revilian octesian

bern

argoz mavramorn rhoop

restimar

o y f n f o r c z j

R s j x j c e v o h

i h p m y t v r g b

t h o j w e i g r e

z h z o i s l p a r

o o p c p i i o w n

r t y a l a a h y w

e h f v u n n f m n

n r o m a r v a m n

r e s t i m a r y m

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magical matches
Edmund, Lucy and Eustace encounter many new creatures and people from faraway lands beyond Narnia throughout their voyage. Draw a line from the pictures of the people and creatures Edmund, Lucy and Eustace meet in the left column to their correct homelands in the right column.

Art by Pauline Baynes 1952 by C.S. Lewis Pte. Ltd.

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Answers: townspeople and Doorn, dragon and Dragon Island, Dufflepuds and the Island of the Voices, Sea People and the Last Sea, lamb and the Very End of the World.

watery word scramble

Unscramble the words from The Voyage of the Dawn Treader below.

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Answers: 1. nautical, 2. starboard, 3. port, 4. water, 5. voyage, 6. bow, 7. stern, 8. cabin

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Picture purrr-fect
Connect the dots to discover who is waiting for Edmund, Lucy and Eustace at the end of their voyage.

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70 71 44 43 57 56 72 - E N D 42

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60 38 39 3 12 63 4 11 8 7 6 9 5 10 22 17 16 20 19 14 15 21 18 25 26 32 28 27 33 23 30 35 34 13 62 61 36 37

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ROW to the end of the world

Reepicheep rides a rowboat across the Last Sea in search of Aslans homeland. Create your own rowboat similar to the one Reepicheep sails in on his final voyage.
You will need: 1 sheet of 8 1/2 x 11 paper (You may want to use blank paper, construction paper, or wrapping paper to add some color to your rowboat.) Materials to decorate your boat with

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a. Hold the piece of paper vertically and fold it in half. b. Next, fold the left side of the paper to meet the right side and make another crease. Then unfold the paper at that crease. a. b. a. Fold the top left corner to meet at the crease created in Step 1. b. Fold the bottom strip of just one side up over part of the newly created triangle. Then flip your paper over and repeat a. and b. a. It will now look like a hat. b. Pick the paper up and use your thumbs to open the bottom of the triangle. c. Flatten the paper into a diamond. Make sure to tuck in any loose flaps. a. Fold the bottom point of one side of the diamond up to meet the top point of the diamond. b. Flip the paper over and repeat on the other side. c. Open the triangle from the bottom with your thumbs. d. Flatten into another diamond. Pick up the diamond and gently pull apart the sides of the diamond until they wont pull apart anymore. Flatten into a canoe shape and your rowboat is complete. Decorate the boat with crayons, markers, buttons, string or any other art materials. Bon Voyage!

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Voyage of the dawn treader trivia

Test your knowledge of the characters, places and magic found in the story of The Voyage of the Dawn Treader.
1. How is Eustace related to Edmund and Lucy Pevensie? a. Brother b. Cousin c. Nephew d. Friend 2. Where is Susan while Edmund and Lucy are visiting Narnia? a. On vacation in America b. Studying in Spain c. Visiting her friend in Ireland d. Working in England 3. What name do Eustaces teachers call him by? a. Eustace b. Clarence c. Eustace Scrubb d. Scrubb 4. What color is the Dawn Treaders sail? a. Gold b. Green c. Purple d. Red 5. What is the proper nautical term for the right side of a boat? a. Port b. Stern c. Bow d. Starboard 6. Why does Reepicheep want to sail to the Far East? a. To find buried treasure b. To find Aslans country c. To find a long lost colony of mice d. To fight in a duel 7. What are the names of the seven lost Lords? a. Revilian, Bern, Argoz, Mavramorn, Octesian, Restimar, and Rhoop b.Revilian, Bern, Argoz, Mavramorn, Caspian, Restimar, and Rhoop c. Revilian, Drinian, Mavramorn, Caspian, Restimar, and Rhoop d. Revilian, Driniian, Mavramorn, Gumpas, Restimar, and Rhoop 8. How did Eustace turn into a dragon? a. He drank a magic potion b. He read from a magic book c. He wore a golden bracelet d. He wished upon a star 9. Where did Reepicheep and Lucy find a statue made of gold? a. Goldwater Island b. Deathwater Island c. Dark Island d. The Lone Islands 10. Who read the spell that made the Duffers invisible? a. Clipsie b. Lucy c. Susan d. Eustace 11. How many days after the Dawn Treader left the land of the Dufflepuds was a new island discovered? a. Ten b. Twelve c. Nine d. Thirteen 12. What type of bird guided the Dawn Treader away from Dark Island? a. Albatross b. Eagle c. Hawk d. Dove 13. What type of animal does Aslan appear as at the end of the story? a. Dove b. Lion c. Serpent d. Lamb

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Answers: 1b, 2a, 3d, 4c, 5d, 6b, 7a, 8c, 9b, 10a, 11d, 12a, 13d

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