Ah, The Chronicles of Narnia. It’s been such a pleasure to introduce my own children to these wonderful stories and see them fall in love with them as I did many years ago.
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These classic books by C.S. Lewis have long been friends of mine since childhood and now are just as beloved by my own children. *Insert a big happy dance here. 🙂
Outside of the books and the major motion pictures, our family is also crazy about the The Chronicles of Narnia
It has been a few years since we last read the series together and we decided we should include them in our family read-alouds for this year. And because I am THAT homeschool mom, I started trying to hunt down free educational resources for Narnia to use with the books.
You can see what we did in our homeschool for the first two books here:
Activities for The Magician’s Nephew
Activities for The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
Free Chronicles of Narnia Resources
Free Printables
Lasting Thumbprints – The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Book Study
Walking by the Way – Into the Wardrobe Lesson Plans
Oncoloring – Narnia Coloring pages
EducationalColoringPages – The Chronicles of Narnia Coloring Pages
C.S. Lewis Foundation – Chronicles of Narnia Teacher’s Guides
Teacher Vision – Narnia Activity Guide
YouthESource – A Visit to Narnia Bible Study
abcteach – Chronicles of Narnia Worksheets
The Lion’s Call – Lucy Pevensie Paper Doll Printable
ChurchLeaders – Narnia Activity Package
NarniaWeb – Map of Narnia
Lucy Learns – The Lion, the Witch, & the Wardrobe Printables
Smyth & Helwys – Chronicles of Narnia Study Guide
Free Copywork Pages
Walking by the Way – C.S. Lewis Quotation Copywork
Free Unit Studies
HomeScholar Books – Narnia Unit Study
FreeUnitStudies.com – The Silver Chair
YouthESource – A Visit to Narnia Bible Study
Chronicles of Narnia Unit Study
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Free Lapbooks
Notebooking Nook – Voyage of the Dawn Treader Lapbook
Homeschool Share – The Lion, the Witch, & the Wardrobe Lapbook
Homeschool Share – The Horse and His Boy Lapbook
Homeschool Share – The Magician’s Nephew Lapbook
Free Audiobooks
Ancient Faith Radio – Chronicles of Narnia Audiobooks
Free Online Resources
The Narnia Academy – Beyond the Wardrobe (2 different 20 lesson online studies!)
Love 2 Learn – Online Chronicles of Narnia Study Questions
BBC Schools – Growing Up in War Time History
BBC Schools – C.S. Lewis Biography
Free Crafts & Activities
ikat bag – Dawn Treader Craft Tutorial
Harpers Collins Children’s – Chronicles of Narnia Online Games
Fictional Fare – Narnia Recipes
The Spruce – Turkish Delight Recipe
Deviant Art – Narnia Wardrobe Cube
Activity Village – Narnia Themed Craft Ideas
Yummy Books – Tea with Mr. Tumnus
I know my children are really going to love what I’ve started putting together for our Narnia adventures beginning next month. There are so many different directions you could go when planning a unit study around The Chronicles of Narnia!
Anna Kinney says
Thank you so much for all of these resources! I am planning to start reading the Narnia books with my kids when we start school next week.
Jo says
You are so welcome, Anna! I hope you’re able to find something useful from the list.
Maria says
Lol. We just turned on the BBC version of Lion Witch and Wardrobe when I saw a link for this resource page. Thank you. : )
Jo says
Oh, that is so funny, Maria! We usually borrow this version from the library 2-3 times a year for our younger crew, but I ordered it from Amazon today. They currently have it marked down to $5 so I couldn’t resist! 🙂
Mimi says
These are great resources. My grandson has the Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe book, and we will be starting this study very soon. Thanks for the awesome information.
Jos @ Joyful{in}Chaos says
What ages are your children? Would an 8 year old love it? I want to make sure my read-alouds are age appropriate but also mind-expanding…
Jo says
My children are 13, 7, 5, and 2. I think an 8 year old would enjoy these books!
If you’re unsure about the books, your library is sure to have them. They are considered to be in the “fantasy” genre, but there is a clear distinction between good and evil. I also think it’s very easy to make connections to spiritual truths with the books as well.
Hope that helps!
SKYE larrier says
LAAAAAA
Jo says
I meant to say your library will have them so it would be easy (and cheap!) to screen them before you made the decision to use them as read alouds. 🙂
Jennifer @ Homeschooling for Free says
Thanks for putting together this great list of resources! I have shared them with my followers on Facebook. 🙂
Jo says
Thanks for sharing!
Jessica says
Thank you so much for providing these resources! We have been reading through Narnia with our 5 year old for over a year, and she has just fallen in love with the series, especially Aslan and Lucy. In fact, she’s chosen to dress up as Lucy for Halloween this year–it should make for lots of interesting conversation starters! I look forward to adding these activities to our school next week!!! Thank you, again!!!
Jo says
You’re very welcome! I don’t know if you saw it, but there is a free Lucy printable paper doll on the list that your daughter may like. 🙂 We’ve really enjoyed tying in activities as we go along with the books in our home.
Antonella says
What a wonderful post – many thanks!
candice porter says
How long will this be available? This is awesome but much to download.
Thank you,
Sincerely greatful
Jo says
Hi Candice,
As long as I can keep up the blog it will be available for anyone to use. 🙂
Jackie Daniels says
I cannot believe I got this in me in box! My in-laws just gave our daughter, as a Christmas present, a trip to a camp in North Carolina this summer that acts out/discusses the Narnia books. We knew we were going to read them all, but to find this is such a huge blessing! What a great way to prepare for camp. Thanks so much!!
Jenny says
Can you please re post the link to the pdg file for the Children’s Curriculum for Mission America?
I was about to print it off for my church (starting a new Sunday School Curriculum), and now it suddenly will not open for me!
Thank You so much for this site!
Jo says
Jenny,
I’ve spent some time trying to find the document and unfortunately have been unable to do so. It appears that they are no longer providing access to it. The name of the curriculum was “Meet Him At the Lamp Post – A Children’s Biblical Journey Through the Wardrobe.” I was able to find a read only file online by searching the title online. Maybe that would help? Or maybe you could contact Mission America and they’d be willing to send you a copy themselves. If I find it somewhere else I will send you an email. Sorry I couldn’t be of more help – Jo
Stefanie says
Nice! Thank you for such a lovely collection of resources on this – I was just google-ing expecting to have to put it all together myself, but you’ve done it better than I ever could have. Bravo!
sf says
I’m currently reading the Narnia books for the first time and totally enjoying it. Goodness, you’ve certainly got a whole bunch of great resources to share. Thanks! Will check ’em out.
Elisha Sandoval says
I am a new Homeschool teacher and have boys ages 12-17 and was wondering what age group this series is for. Thanks
Jo says
Hi Elisha! Seems like the consensus for the reading level of the series is 8 and up, but some say 10. I know my 8 year old does not have the reading skills to read these books on his own yet, but he certainly enjoys them as read alouds. So based solely on the ages of your boys, they’d be fine with the series. I was actually 15 or 16 when I read through the Narnia series for the first time. Hope this helps! And blessings on your new homeschool journey, I will be praying for you!
Sarah says
This is so perfect for the unit study we are doing, Further Up & Further in, based on the Narnia series! Thank you!
Jo says
So glad you found this helpful, Sarah! 🙂
Katey Howes says
Great round-up of resources for some of my favorite books of all time! Adding a link to this page from my upcoming post on best adventure series for kids! Thanks for all the wonderful ideas!
Sarah says
I just discovered this resource page and I am in love! Thank you so much for putting this together! I can’t wait to dive in to some of these. Err, I mean, for the kids, for course. 😉
Jo says
Yes, for the kids, of course! 😀 I’m so glad you found this useful. I know I keep coming back to it myself.
Cait @ My Little Poppies says
I am bookmarking AND pinning this one, Jo! I am a huge Narnia fan and I cannot wait until my kids are old enough to concentrate on all of it. Right now, only my oldest is hooked!
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