Bridge to Terabithia Character Insights

The video tutorial covers the final chapters of 'Bridge to Terabithia', focusing on Jess's emotional journey after Leslie's death. It explores themes of grief, courage, and personal growth as Jess navigates his feelings and responsibilities. The lesson highlights the use of descriptive language and imagery, Jess's rescue of Maybelle, and his reflections in the classroom. Ultimately, Jess builds a new bridge to honor Leslie, symbolizing his growth and acceptance.

What book are the students asked to take out at the beginning of the session?

• Bridge to Terabithia

• Harry Potter

• The Chronicles of Narnia

• The Hobbit

Why does Jess want to do the milking himself?

• He wants to impress Leslie

• His father asked him to

• To make things feel normal again

• He enjoys it

What does Jess find missing when he reaches Terabithia?

• His dog

• His paints

• His shoes

• His book

What does Jess create to honor Leslie?

• A painting

• A funeral wreath

• A poem

• A song

How does Jess help Maybelle when she is scared on the bridge?

• He tells her to jump

• He carries her across

• He guides her step by step

• He calls for help

What does Jess realize about fear?

• Fear is not real

• Everyone gets scared sometimes

• Fear is a sign of weakness

• Only children feel fear

What does Mrs. Myers express to Jess?

• Her sympathy

• Her anger

• Her disappointment

• Her indifference

What does Jess realize about Leslie's influence on him?

• She turned him into a king

• She made him popular

• She taught him to be brave

• She made him a better artist

What does Jess decide to build at the end of the story?

• A boat

• A treehouse

• A bridge to Terabithia

• A new house