Frodo has inherited a ring, little knowing it is the Ring of Power that will enable Sauron to rule and destroy all that is good in Middle-Earth. From his humble and comfortable life, Frodo is thrust into a world so much bigger than he has imagined. How can one small hobbit make a difference against overwhelming odds and evil.and why continue when failure appears certain? Facing Ringwraiths, Orcs, heartbreaking loss, and danger every moment, Frodo's adventure begins in The Fellowship of the Ring.
This Progeny Press guide includes features about:
- The author.
- Vocabulary, critical thinking, and analysis.
- Literary Techniques including exposition, tone, paradox, anthropomorphism, homonyms, rhyme, point of view, rhythm, alliteration, assonance, and foreshadowing.
- Concepts such as pity, self-awareness, advice, true friends, God's guidance, ethnocentrism, temptation, prayer, counsel, and strength.
- Activities/Writing Exercises that include mapwork, crosswords, debate, writing a character journal, art, discussion, and poetry.
- This guide also includes a living reading list featuring books by the same author plus other books similar to Fellowship of the Ring
The format is ideal for homeschoolers; the large 8.5x11 printed workbook format is convenient to read, easy on the eyes, and easy to transport from car to home. Plus, every question has plenty of whitespace for student's answers, which encourages neat and clean handwriting practice. A removable answer key is also included for the teacher.
PLEASE NOTE: the novel Fellowship of the Ring is required and must be purchased separately.
Setting: Fantasy, Middle Earth
Genre: Fantasy, British Lit
Grades: 9-12
