Aslan, the good lion, offered his own life to save Edmund. He lay on the stone table and let the White Witch kill him – when Aslan died, the White Witch thought she’d won.
However, Aslan’s good magic was deeper and more powerful than the White Witch’s bad magic. Aslan came back to life – he was resurrected – and he brought hope back to the people and the creatures of Narnia.
(Christians believe that Jesus died on a cross, but came back to life again – was resurrected – 3 days later. This gives Christians hope.)
This activity invites pupils to think about hope – what is hope, and how do we find it?
It invites pupils to think of someone (maybe themselves, or someone they know) who is having a difficult time, and who needs hope.
This activity was sent to us by our friends at BeSpace, Oxford. They were developed by a local team who are based in Abingdon. It is also part of our Narnia Series.
To get started, please download the PDF on the right.
