Student Activities for Le Petit Prince
Essential Questions for Le Petit Prince
- What are the most important themes of the book?
- What forms of the past tense does the author use? Why?
- Who is the narrator of the story and what is his relation to the little prince?
- What lessons that the little prince learns can we apply to our own lives?
- How did Saint-Exupéry’s own life affect the story of Le Petit Prince?
Adapt each of the storyboard lessons as necessary based on the level of your students. Each of the activities included in this lesson plan can be made simpler by reducing the number of cells required or allowing students to write solely in the present tense. Alternately, the complexity of the lessons can be increased with the use of the passé simple or an increased focus on literary analysis. Be sure to take advantage of the slide show function to allow students to practice oral language as they present their work to their classmates.
For additional activity ideas, check out our English activities for The Little Prince.
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