Skellig Lesson 13: Making Links - Skellig and the Baby Worksheet

In Lesson 13 of the 'Skellig' unit, the Teacher of English aims to guide students through an exploration of the connections between the character Skellig and the baby featured in the story. This activity is designed to deepen students' understanding of the narrative and character relationships by identifying textual evidence that links the two characters. The worksheet provided for this lesson prompts students to draw parallels between Skellig and the baby, encouraging them to think critically about how the characters are interrelated and the significance of these links within the context of the story.

The worksheet is structured to allow students to list the connections they discover, with spaces allocated for multiple links. As they delve into the text, students are expected to cite specific examples and passages that illustrate the relationship between Skellig and the baby. This exercise not only enhances their analytical skills but also helps them to engage more closely with the text. By making these links, students can uncover themes, character development, and plot elements that are central to understanding the narrative of 'Skellig'. The activity serves as a platform for discussion, reflection, and a deeper appreciation of the author's craft in weaving together the lives of these two characters.