1. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn - Illustrations

2. Today View illustrations to get a visual sense of the book
Review the book thus far
Put the plot in sequential order

3. In Groups
For each illustration, decide who it is depicting (this is usually pretty easy)
The significance of the illustration in regards to plot, character, setting, themes, etc.
The chapter the scene comes from (hint: look in your table of contents)

4. Huck learning his Bible lessons. Notice his face
Characters in illustration:
Widow Douglas and Huck
Significance of illustration:
Huck learning his Bible lessons. Notice his face
Chapter:
One

5. Tom Sawyer, Huck and the gang
Characters in illustration:
Tom Sawyer, Huck and the gang
Significance of illustration:
Huck follows Tom’s lead, the book is still embedded within childhood. Characterizes Huck and Tom
Chapter:
Two

6. Characters in illustration:
Huck or one of the robbers
Significance of illustration:
Tom’s gang is quite a failure, huh?
It looks like the time Mr. Kelly’s gang was defeated by an old lady…quite embarrassing
Chapter:
Three

7. Characters in illustration:
Huck and Judge Thatcher
Significance of illustration:
Huck stays one step ahead of his father and gives the Judge his money
Chapter:
Four

8. Characters in illustration:
Jim and Huck
Significance of illustration:
Jim listens to the hairball – the first of many of Jim’s superstitions
Chapter:
Four

9. Characters in illustration:
Huck and Pap
Significance of illustration:
We meet Huck’s loving father for the first time. Huck’s hunch was right. Pap is one of the reasons Huck leaves.
Chapter:
Five

10. Characters in illustration:
Huck
Significance of illustration:
Huck kills the pig in order to use the pig’s blood to help set up the “murder” scene
Chapter:
Seven

11. Characters in illustration:
Huck and Jim
Significance of illustration:
On Jackson Island, Huck is supposed to be dead so Jim thinks he is a ghost.
Chapter:
Eight

12. Characters in illustration:
Huck and Jim
Significance of illustration:
Jim spots a dead body in a floating house
Chapter:
Nine

13. Characters in illustration:
Huck and Jim
Significance of illustration:
Huck played a prank on Jim which bit him in the end
Ha Ha Ha
Chapter:
Ten

14. Characters in illustration:
Huck and Mrs. Judith Loftus
Significance of illustration:
Huck – or Sarah Mary Williams – is found out
Chapter:
Eleven

15. Characters in illustration:
Jake Packard, Bill and Jim Turner
Significance of illustration:
The three bandits are in the wreck of the “Walter Scott”
Huck witnesses this scene and it leads to a moral dillemia
Chapter:
Twelve

16. Characters in illustration:
Huck and the pilot
Significance of illustration:
Huck makes up a story to save the bandits
Chapter:
Thirteen

17. Characters in illustration:
Huck and Jim
Significance of illustration:
The guys are arguing about King Solomon
Chapter:
Fourteen

18. Characters in illustration:
Huck, Jim under the raft
Significance of illustration:
Jim is hiding under the raft because he has overhead Huck with a couple of slave hunters. This is right after Huck decides to stick with Jim
Chapter:
Sixteen

19. Chapter 17

20. Chapter 18