The Horse and His Boy
Free printable PDF activities for C.S. Lewis’s The Horse and His Boy!
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The Horse and His Boy is the fifth book published in C.S. Lewis’s The Chronicles of Narnia. It was published in 1954.
Below you will find a free PDF full of activities to use for this book!
Read the book, then complete these fun activities!
Prefer listening to audiobooks? I’ll list my favorite audiobook resources as well!
Let’s take a closer look at the activities included in this PDF. If you’d like to print it out, you can do so at the bottom of the page!
Audiobook Resources
While we have plenty of read aloud in our family, we love audiobooks, too!
With audiobooks, I can fill my children’s lives with much more literature than I would be able to by only reading books out loud to them.
We love audiobooks to be accessible to our kids so that they can listen to stories whenever they want to. We do this with our Yoto players!
Our children have The Chronicles of Narnia set of Yoto cards. It’s how they listen to The Horse and His Boy!
You can find this set of Yoto cards with this link here.
Don’t have a Yoto player and still wish to listen to the audiobooks? Take a look at this audiobook here!
Multiple Choice Quiz
However you decide to consume this book, this multiple choice quiz is a wonderful way to make sure your child didn’t miss any part of the story!
Need to check your child’s answers?
Use the answer key below!
Multiple Choice Quiz Answers:
- b) Sells him as a slave to a nobleman
- a) Bree can talk
- c) Lions
- a) To escape getting married
- b) Susan did not want to marry the prince
- c) A cat
- a) Giants
- b) A donkey
- a) Shasta
- c) Prince Cor
Sightings of Scripture
Those familiar with The Chronicles of Narnia know that there are many parallels of Scripture in the books.
The Horse and His Boy is no different!
In this activity, your child will read a quote from the book.
This quote is of Aslan making many “I was” statements.
After reading these statements, your child will practice writing all of the “I am” statements found in the Gospel of John.
What are your child’s thoughts on this comparison? How are each of the statements similar? How are they different?
Word Search
Next up is a word search for The Horse and His Boy!
In this word search, you will find names, places, and themes from The Horse and His Boy.
This word search will help your child read and spell various words from The Horse and His Boy.
Can your child tell you how each word relates to the story?
Coloring Page
Take out your crayons, colored pencils, or paint for this activity!
This coloring page inspired by The Horse and His Boy can be done while quietly listening to the story — in either audiobook form or read by a parent!
I love giving my children activities that help them better visualize and understand the audiobook they are listening to!
Can your child spot the hidden picture in this coloring page?
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hi, i don’t see the printing form on any of your posts. i read in some of your comments on another page that the form is right above the comments section but i don’t see it on any of the printables posts. please help. 🤗
Hello, Abby!! I’m not always consistent where I put my automations for my freebies, unfortunately 😅 This particular form is at the very bottom, right above “Similar Posts”. It’s titled “Get The Horse and His Boy Printable!” I hope that helps! Please feel free to email me and I can send it to you directly if you still run into trouble!
hi, it is still not there on my end. is it possible there could be a setting on your end making these links hidden to any viewer? i’ve looked on your other pages and still don’t see the links where you’ve told other commenters where they are. one other thought- i’m using my phone to access your website, not a desktop. do you think for some reason the links aren’t viewable from a phone user? i haven’t checked for your links using my computer yet.
Hi, love! Nothing on my end, but it’s possible you could have some extra security settings on your computer! I would be happy to email this to you personally. I’ll send you The Horse and His boy — please respond to my email and let me know if there is anything else I can send you!
I would love the Horse and His Boy pdf’s. Thank you!