Geronimo Stilton: Lost Treasure of the Emerald Eye

In Chapters 1-3 the reader learns about who Geronimo Stilton is, and his personality. They also find out what his big adventure will be.

Are you able to match vocabulary from the story to the correct definiton? Words include ridiclious, smirked, putrid, and suspicious.

Print the vocabulary cards from this file to review the vocabulary cards from chapters 1 through 3. Words include: putrid, ridiculous, smirked, suspicious, scurried, grumbled, shrieked, and harbor.

These comprehension questions are a mix of multiple choice and short answer questions based upon Chapters 4-6 in book.

Read each sentence and look up the definition of the underlined word. Write the defintion on the lines provided. Words include tiller, convention, and gleaming.

The printable vocabulary cards will help students review the words: gleaming, convention, tiller, voyage, and compartment.

As the mice continue their journey at sea things start to get a bit hectic. Read to find out the events that occur, then answer this set of comprehension questions.

Are you able to choose the correct definition for the underlined vocabulary word? Words include absentmindedly, immediately, and fortunately.

Print and cut out these 12 vocabulary cards to review the words from chapters 7 through 9. Use card stock paper or laminate them if you want to use them over and over.

Disaster struck the Lucky Lady! Read Chapters 10-12 to find out what happens, and how their adventure at sea has changed.

Fill in the missing letters to create a word from the story. Then write the full word on the line provided. Words include embroidered, protested, lurched, and adrift.

The vocabulary words from chapters 10 through 12 can be reviewed with these printable cards with 6 of the cards being word cards and the other 6 being definition cards.

THe mice are gettting closer to their treasure. What obstacles might lie in their way? This activity focuses on students understanding of Chapters 13-17.

Match each vocabulary word from the story to the correct definition. Words include emergining, provisions, regret, and enormous.

To review the vocabulary words from chapters 13-17, this printable file has 16 vocab. cards for your students to use.

The mice are getting closer to finding the Emerald Eye, just a few more obstacles then hopefully they will be knee deep in treasure. Read about the next part of their journey in Chapters 18-20.

Read each sentence. Look up the definition of the underlined words in the dictionary. Write each definition on the lines below. Words include route, frantic, and calculate.

There are five vocabulary words for chapters 18-20, including: calculate, route, frantic, disgusting, and murmured. Print and cut out these cards to study their definitions.

An interesting twist is revealed in Chapters 21-24. Read, then test student comprehension with this mix of short answer and multiple choice questions.

Read each sentence. Choose the correct definition for the underlined vocabulary word. Words include ferocious, courageous, and hypnotized.

The vocabulary cards for chapters 21-24 feature the words: irritating, courageous, ferocious, hypnotized, concluded, and moaned.

Their quest is finally over and the mice can now return to New Mouse City. Have their lives changed? Where are they all now? Find out how the book ends in these final chapters.

Fill in the missing letters to create a word from the story. Then write the full word on the line. Be sure each word is spelled correctly. Words include serious, glaring, and demanding.

Finish up the vocabulary words for the last 3 chapters of the book with these vocabulary cards. Print and cut them out for your students to study from.

Think you know Geronimo and his friends? Test your knowledge of the book with this activity that asks you to recall information from the entire story.

Write a second part of the story. The open ended finsh to the book allows the reader to predict what will happen next. This extension activitiy asks students to write a second half to the story based on what they believe will happen next if the story was to continue.

Find the words hidden in the puzzle. Words include New Mouse City, Geronimo, adventure, Trap, cheese, and many more!

Here are four printable bookmarks you can cut apart and give to your students.

This page can be used as a cover sheet to your students' literature circle packets.

The question leader writes open-ended questions to discuss with the reading group.

The summarizer writes a short summary of the assigned chapters.

The word wizard finds challenging words from the text and defines them.

The illustrator draws a scene from the assigned chapters. Members of the reading group look at the picture and describe what's going on in the picture.

The real life connector tells how certain parts of the story are similar to events that have happened in real life.