Alice in Wonderland: Read It Yourself - Level 4 Fluent Reader
Read It Yourself Series
What’s inside...
Explore the captivating world of 'Alice in Wonderland: Read It Yourself - Level 4 Fluent Reader,' an expertly crafted adaptation of Lewis Carroll's classic story designed to support fluent readers' developmental stage. Join Alice as she ventures through the whimsical landscape of Wonderland, encountering iconic characters like the Cheshire Cat and the Mad Hatter. This book is ideal for young readers aged 7+ who are gaining confidence and independence in their reading skills. It includes comprehension puzzles, book band information, and reading tips to further enhance the reading experience. Embark on a magical reading adventure that promotes literacy and shared reading moments.
Series reading
Non-Sequential
Age
7-8
Length
48 pages
Text complexity
Discussion points
What do you think Alice felt when she fell down the rabbit hole? Can you describe a time you felt something similar?
Why do you think the characters in Wonderland behave so strangely? What does that teach us about understanding others?
If you could have a tea party like Alice, who would you invite and what would you talk about?
How do you think Alice changed from the beginning of the story to the end? Have you ever had an experience that changed you?
What is the most bizarre rule in Wonderland and what rule would you create if you had your own Wonderland?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to relate the fantastical elements of the story to their own experiences, blending imagination with real-life emotions.
Prompt your child to think critically about the quirky characters' actions and what they could mean in a broader context.
Discuss the theme of curiosity and its consequences, fostering a dialogue about adventurous spirit and cautiousness.
Utilize the story's whimsical nature to foster a fun and creative environment during your discussion, perhaps even hosting your own 'mad tea party'.
Explore the moral and ethical lessons presented through Alice's adventures, guiding your child to reflect on right, wrong, and personal growth.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: The importance of curiosity and exploration
Explanation: Alice's journey through Wonderland begins with her curiosity about the White Rabbit, leading her to explore an unknown world that challenges her perceptions.
Real-World Application: Encourages children to be curious about the world around them and to embrace learning and discovering new things as a part of everyday life.
Example Lesson: The value of resilience and adaptation
Explanation: Throughout her adventures, Alice encounters various challenges and changes in size and perspective. She learns to adapt and navigate through unpredictable situations.
Real-World Application: Teaches children the importance of adapting to new environments or changes, helping them to develop resilience in facing life's unpredictable moments.
Example Lesson: The significance of personal identity
Explanation: Alice constantly questions her identity in the face of bizarre characters and confusing situations. This journey symbolizes the search for one's self.
Real-World Application: Inspires children to stay true to themselves and to be confident in their identity despite external pressures or confusion.
Example Lesson: The consequences of actions
Explanation: As Alice interacts with various characters, each of her actions leads to specific outcomes, some favorable and others challenging.
Real-World Application: Helps children understand that their actions have consequences and to think about the outcomes before acting.
Example Lesson: The power of imagination
Explanation: Alice's adventures in Wonderland stem from her vivid imagination, bringing to life the importance of creativity.
Real-World Application: Encourages children to use their imagination not only as a form of play but also as a tool for problem-solving and expressing themselves.