Word Scramble on The Hobbit
In this lesson, the students will have a worksheet where they will have to unscramble the words. The words are in the book, The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien. After they have unscrambled the words, they will write out a description of the word and who or how it was used in the book.
First, you need to copy the worksheet so that each student will have a copy. Then, you can have the begin their worksheet in class. If they don't complete the assignment in class, they will need to take it home for homework and complete it. After they have unscrambled the words, they need to write out who the characters were or who lived in the habitat, or any other descriptions they need to add. Then, they will submit the papers to you for grading.
Worksheet
Directions: Unscramble the letters to form the name of the character or his habitat. Then, write a description of who the character was in the book and who lived in the habitat.
1. a m s u g =
2. i n a t u o n m =
3. n i h t r o =
4. b b t o h i =
5. e v s l e =
6. l b b o i g g n s i a b =
7. s o l l r t =
8. g e l a e =
9. l l m u o g =
10. r w d a f =
11. e v c a =
12. s l e o h =
13. n o d a g r =
14. d r w z i a =
15. a a n s y t f =
16. n l e i o t k =
17. s b i l n o g =
18. r a b e v =
19. d l o g n g i r =
20. a a f l n d g =
You can grade them on the correct spelling of the words and their description they write for each word.
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