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Journey to the Center of the Earth, by Jules Verne Novel Study Gr. 7-8: Grades 7-8
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Journey to the Center of the Earth, by Jules Verne Novel Study Gr. 7-8: Grades 7-8

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A secret code found in a medieval manuscript claims to reveal the location of a passage to the center of the Earth. A professor and his nephew set out on a timeless adventure through a volcano in Iceland. Oceans, prehistoric creatures, massive storms, and near-death explosions await them. But do they make it to the very center of the Earth?

Reproducible chapter questions, plus comprehension questions, a story summary, author biography, creative and cross-curricular activities, complete with answer key.

Note: This resource is based on the Bantom Dell, 1991 edition, reissued in May 2006, with an Introduction by Kim Stanley Robinson

Novel by Jules Verne.

The student will:

  • develop and practice their skills in reading, writing, listening and oral communication

  • use good literature as a vehicle for developing skills required by curriculum expectations: reasoning, critical, and creative thinking, knowledge of language structure, vocabulary building, and use of conventions

  • develop a love for literature and reading

  • identify elements of story

  • develop personal opinions and interpretations

  • develop their ability to express themselves orally to present opinions and information

  • develop their ability to work cooperatively with others

  • practice good organization skills

  • learn about overcoming personal obstacles, personal relationships, character and integrity, and other personality traits

  • appreciate that growth in one’s character is important

  • relate their reading to their own lives and experiences

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
On the Mark Press
Date
28 April 2015
Pages
66
ISBN
9781550358636

A secret code found in a medieval manuscript claims to reveal the location of a passage to the center of the Earth. A professor and his nephew set out on a timeless adventure through a volcano in Iceland. Oceans, prehistoric creatures, massive storms, and near-death explosions await them. But do they make it to the very center of the Earth?

Reproducible chapter questions, plus comprehension questions, a story summary, author biography, creative and cross-curricular activities, complete with answer key.

Note: This resource is based on the Bantom Dell, 1991 edition, reissued in May 2006, with an Introduction by Kim Stanley Robinson

Novel by Jules Verne.

The student will:

  • develop and practice their skills in reading, writing, listening and oral communication

  • use good literature as a vehicle for developing skills required by curriculum expectations: reasoning, critical, and creative thinking, knowledge of language structure, vocabulary building, and use of conventions

  • develop a love for literature and reading

  • identify elements of story

  • develop personal opinions and interpretations

  • develop their ability to express themselves orally to present opinions and information

  • develop their ability to work cooperatively with others

  • practice good organization skills

  • learn about overcoming personal obstacles, personal relationships, character and integrity, and other personality traits

  • appreciate that growth in one’s character is important

  • relate their reading to their own lives and experiences

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
On the Mark Press
Date
28 April 2015
Pages
66
ISBN
9781550358636