The Space Trilogy Study Guides can have a positive impact on your homeschool high schoolers’ thinking development.
WHO should read C. S. Lewis’ Space Trilogy?
- Homeschool high school students who are learning to be thinkers, creators and do-ers.
- Teens who are not afraid of big ideas and deep thinking.
- Young people who want to learn to be more imaginative and creative.
- AND anyone who enjoys the writings of C. S. Lewis!
These truly are must-read books for people who want to wrestle with ideas or become culture-changers.
These challenging, delightful, and sometimes terrifying stories wrestle with big theological concepts such as trusting God, challenging evil, and standing up for what is right. Teens will observe the negative effects of some modernisitic philosophies and the positive effects of good philosophical thinking. Deep thoughts set in wonderfully imaginative settings and marvelously unique stories abound!
The study guide collection for high school students to use with C. S. Lewis’ Space Trilogy is a collection of 3 guides of learning that contains NO busywork – like all of our guides it offers important takeaways from each book.
In Vicki Tillman’s C. S. Lewis Space Trilogy Study Guides for high school, homeschooling teens will gain experience in inferential skills and critical thinking. They will explore deep theological concepts. They will confront philosophies that Lewis believed are destructive. AND they will discover C.S. Lewis as a character in the books!
Our guides are easy to adapt for use at an:
- Average High School
- College Prep
- Honors Level
The books of the Space Trilogy should be read in order (these must be purchased separately — CLICK OUR AMAZON AFFILIATE LINK here to purchase online — and audio recordings of the books are enjoyable as read-alongs):
- Out of the Silent Planet (Click here to view an excerpt.)
- Perelandra
- That Hideous Strength
The C. S. Lewis Space Trilogy collection of study guides for high school for high school comes complete with:
- explanations of the theological and philosophical concepts in the book
- a guide to Lewis’ fantasy-writing format
- vocabulary
- comprehension and inferential questions
- answer key
The Space Trilogy is a good high school choice as a stand-alone literature series. For students who are studying History and Philosophy of the Western World, this series is an excellent complementary choice because it will illustrate some of the concepts learned in the course. (We recommend it for the 4th quarter of the school year for History and Philosophy of the Western World students.)
Study guides to accompany each of the 3 books in the Space Trilogy may also be purchased for download individually for $3.99 each.
For more Lewis learning, view the product description for The Chronicles of Narnia for High School here.
To begin at the beginning with the Space Trilogy, click here for the product description for Out of the Silent Planet study guide.
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