Rudolph Saves Christmas - Lesson 2 - Worksheets

The "Rudolph Saves Christmas" series of worksheets is a creative and engaging resource for children to recap and reinforce their understanding of the story's events. Worksheet 5 invites students to reflect on the second part of the tale, using a visual prompt alongside a 'word library' that includes terms such as 'glow', 'laugh', and 'play'. These keywords are intended to assist the pupils in remembering and discussing the moments when Rudolph was excluded from the reindeer games. This exercise not only aids in comprehension but also encourages the use of vocabulary in context.

Subsequent worksheets, from Worksheet 6 to Worksheet 10, continue this pattern of recollection and vocabulary application. Students are prompted to use words like 'embarrassed', 'ashamed', 'foggy', 'disappointed', 'idea', 'brilliant', 'bright', 'guide', 'saved', and 'loved' to recount the narrative's progression. These terms relate to key plot points, such as Rudolph feeling left behind, the threat of Christmas being cancelled due to a foggy night, and Rudolph's eventual heroics in guiding Santa's sleigh. By engaging with these worksheets, children are able to consolidate their understanding of the story's sequence and themes while simultaneously developing their descriptive language skills.