The Little Prince: 8 Graphic Organizers

The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

> Eight graphic organizers made for The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.
> The three more detailed of these will require close reading and citing from the text.

PRE-READING:
> To help prepare students for the strong theme of adult vs. child perspectives throughout the novel.

5 Ws CONFLICT:
> A highly detailed graphic organizer to use during chapter 1-7 to gather information and answer questions about conflict.
> Not a quickie graphic organizer; requires close reading.
> Includes an example entry.
> Five sections, each with a wh- question (who, what, when, etc).

5 Ws PILOT/NARRATOR:
> A highly detailed graphic organizer to use during chapter 1-7 to gather information and answer questions about the character of the pilot (who is also the narrator).
> Not a quickie graphic organizer; requires close reading.
> Includes an example entry.
> Five sections, each with a wh- question (who, what, when, etc).

5 Ws PRINCE:
> A highly detailed graphic organizer to use during chapter 1-7 to gather information and answer questions about the character of the prince.
> Not a quickie graphic organizer; requires close reading.
> Includes an example entry.
> Five sections, each with a wh- question (who, what, when, etc).

SERIOUS MATTERS:
> A graphic organizer to use at the end of chapter 7 to reflect on what are "serious matters" to a child/young person vs. an adult.
> Includes an example entry.
> Students will have fun with this one.

EPIGRAMS:
> A graphic organizer to use at the end of the novel to reflect on the themes, messages, lessons of the novel.

ANTICIPATION EXERCISE:
> A graphic organizer with a short writing assignment that addresses topics that students will uncover in the novel.