The Magic Wardrobe — Concept Maps
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Key Elements of The Magic Wardrobe Story
The map in words
- The Magic Wardrobe
- Setting
- Professor's house
- Countryside
- London
- Narnia
- Main Characters
- Lucy Pevensie
- Mr. Tumnus
- Peter Susan Edmund
- White Witch
- Plot Elements
- Exploration
- Discovery
- Adventure
- Conflict
- Choice
- Themes
- Courage
- Curiosity
- Trust
- Friendship
- Good vs Evil
- Magic Elements
- The Wardrobe
- Narnia World
- Lamp post
- Snow and Forest
- Setting
The Magic Wardrobe — Chapter Overview
The map in words
- The Magic Wardrobe
- Characters
- Lucy Pevensie
- Curious and brave
- Youngest child
- Peter Pevensie
- Eldest brother
- Suggested exploring house
- Susan Pevensie
- Did not believe Lucy
- Edmund Pevensie
- Grumbled about rain
- Mr Tumnus
- Half human half goat
- Faun from Narnia
- Worked for White Witch
- White Witch
- Wicked queen of Narnia
- Cast spell of endless winter
- Lucy Pevensie
- Key Settings
- Professors House
- In the countryside
- Very large house
- Many unexpected rooms
- The Wardrobe
- Empty room
- Magic portal
- Narnia
- Always snowing
- Dark forest
- Lamp post in forest
- Tumnus Cave
- Professors House
- Fantasy Elements
- Wardrobe leads to another world
- Faun creature
- Endless winter spell
- Lamp post in forest
- Wardrobe invisible to others
- Grammar Topics
- Prepositions of Movement
- into towards through
- across along over
- to from onto down
- Conjunctions
- Old and but or so
- New if yet because
- Prepositions of Movement
- Vocabulary
- Feeling Words
- surprise relief
- delight dismay
- astonishment embarrassment
- Key Words
- wardrobe faun
- Narnia kidnapper
- pretended adventure
- Feeling Words
- Characters
The Magic Wardrobe – Story Overview
The map in words
- The Magic Wardrobe
- Setting
- Professor's House
- Countryside England
- Rainy Day
- Large with Many Rooms
- Narnia
- Snowy Wood at Night
- Lamp Post in Forest
- Magical Land
- Professor's House
- Characters
- Lucy Pevensie
- Youngest Child
- Curious and Brave
- Kind and Honest
- Mr Tumnus
- Faun Half Human Half Goat
- Works for White Witch
- Good Heart
- White Witch
- Wicked Queen of Narnia
- Spell of Endless Winter
- Peter Susan Edmund
- Lucy's Siblings
- Did Not Believe Lucy
- Lucy Pevensie
- Key Events
- Rainy Day Exploration
- Lucy Finds the Wardrobe
- Lucy Enters Narnia
- Meets Mr Tumnus
- Mr Tumnus Confession
- Lucy Escapes Safely
- Others Don't Believe Lucy
- Themes
- Bravery and Curiosity
- Good vs Evil
- Fantasy and Magic
- Friendship and Trust
- Setting
The Magic Wardrobe
The map in words
- The Magic Wardrobe
- Lucy Pevensie
- Narnia
- The Wardrobe
- Mr Tumnus
- Fantasy Genre
- Feelings and Emotions
- Prepositions of Movement
- Expressing Preferences
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