8th-10th Grade Literature

Teacher: Thomas
Customers Who Have Viewed This Course: 1443
$249.99

Course Overview

Well, shiver my timbers!  From sailing the high seas with Long John Silver to grieving with Pip and his feigned expectations, this course is quite simply ordered towards reading good books and poetry, thinking critically about them, and fanning the flames of our interest in excellent literature.

 

Course Content - all public domain (links or handouts provided):

  • Treasure Island, by Robert Louis Stevenson
  • Little Lord Fauntleroy, by Frances Hodgson Burnett
  • Great Expectations, by Charles Dickens
  • Poetry selections spanning the 16th-18th centuries
  • Shakespearean Monologues

     *For a more detailed outline, click on the "Curriculum" tab

 

This course includes:

  • 60+ video lessons (containing over 18 hours of instructional video content)
  • 49 Reading Quizzes
  • 49 Quiz Answer Keys
  • 3 Paper Prompts with Rubrics
  • Various supplemental instructional videos, including: How to Read a Book, How to Write a Paper, and How to Read Poetry
  • In-depth, chapter by chapter analysis of the entirety of the books
  • FREE online access to the reading material - all from the public domain

 

Target Audience

While designed for the average 8th-10th grader, the content and pedagogy of this course would well benefit any student ranging from 7th-12th grade.

 

Course Requirements

None!  Online links for access to the novels (for FREE) will be provided, as well as digital handouts for the selections of poetry and Shakespearean monologues.  Simply a desire to read and to learn - having some wittles handy might prove helpful as well.

 

Course Goal

To increase in the student his appreciation of, desire for, and abillity to choose good literature.

 

  • Teacher: Thomas
  • Areas of expertise: Mathematics (5th through 10th grade); Language Arts and Literature (5th through 12th grade); Philosophy; Theology
  • Education: Secondary Mathematics License (Indiana), BA in Theology w/ Minor in Philoshopy from Franciscan University of Steubenville, OH
  • Interests: All things good, true, and beautiful: good literature, mathematics, English grammar, Latin language, Greek language, philosophy, sacred art, classical music, the outdoors, hiking, hunting, gardening, good food, good conversation.
  • Skills: Excellence in teaching literature, English grammar, and mathematics to students.
  • Associations: Traditional Roman Catholic
  • Issues I care about: Teaching students how to think.

Having been teaching middle school and high school since 2015, I have both the competent experience and zeal to efficiently and successfully impart to my students the tools for learning - which is especially accomplished via sound courses in basic grammar and mathematics. I have a love for good literature and look forward to teaching classes in this genre as well.

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