Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe

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Description:

The narrative is set during the 1700s. After a shipwreck, a man spends thirty years on an island. After leading a reckless, foolish, and selfish life, Robinson Crusoe is separated from distractions of wealth, position, and society and develops a realization of what is important in life.

Activities:

In this unit, students compare themselves with Crusoe; analyze dreams; explore the concept of isolation; formulate a plan of action; design maps; narrate personal experience; debate issues of ownership and dominance; draw; record details; develop interpersonal communication skills; understand good and evil; and analyze character quotations.

Supplementary activities include a test and answer key.

Ethical Values:

Adaptability
Faith
Responsibility