
Encourage critical thinking and deep literary analysis with these engaging discussion task cards for Chapter 12 of Lord of the Flies. This set of prompts explores Ralph’s final actions, Golding’s message in the novel’s conclusion, and the shift in mood with the arrival of the naval officer, helping students reflect on the novel’s key themes and ultimate message about human nature.
These versatile task cards can be used for paired discussions, small group work, whole-class debates, or quick write activities, allowing for flexible and meaningful engagement with the text.
This download includes:
★ 32 carefully crafted discussion cards – designed to encourage critical thinking and textual analysis.
★ Easy-to-print format – four cards per page for convenient classroom use.
Sample Discussion Questions:
➤ Why does Ralph destroy the skull of the pig? What does this action symbolise?
➤ What message do you think Golding is trying to convey with the ending of the novel?
➤ How does the mood and atmosphere shift once the naval officer arrives on the island?
These thought-provoking task cards encourage students to explore the novel’s final moments, its commentary on civilisation and savagery, and the impact of rescue on the boys’ psychological state.
Perfect for:
✔ Starter activities
✔ Plenary discussions
✔ Exam revision
✔ Independent or group tasks
✔ Cover lessons
Download now to encourage deeper analysis and meaningful discussions of Lord of the Flies!
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