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Edward Lyton said, “Classic literature is always modern.” The goal for this class is to bring classic literature alive to high school students.
Course Structure:
Join us for another year-long online literature and writing course for students in grades 9-12.
Course Structure: Join us as we study Classic Literature together. This class is a one credit high school English class with three main components: reading, discussion, and writing. We will dive into some of the greatest novels and short stories from famous authors. Each book will have a writing assignment using the IEW Methodology.
Course Details: Using the Socratic Method, we will have lively and tasteful discussions. During class time the teacher will bring these great works of literature alive. Students are required to participate and have their webcams on while attending class. Homework will be given to complete and will consist of reading the chosen novels, literature guides, and writing assignments that will correspond with each book. Literature guides will be provided by the teacher. Writing instruction will be given for every assignment along with a checklist.
Novels and stories include the following:
Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis
Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare
Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck
The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
The Crucible by Arthur Miller
Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God by Jonathon Edwards
Class Details:
The high school literature class will meet every other week beginning on September 7th from 11:30 PM – 1:00 PM CST. Microphones will be required for class.
Cost: $349
Instructor: Laura Jones
Books and Curriculum
Literature Modules and worksheets will be posted on the Skrafty EDU to print out for homework. Your responsibility is to purchase the above books and keep all Literature Modules in a 3-ring binder for organization.
Report Card:
You can view your Report Card by clicking the box below:
Classic Lit 2023/2024 Report Card Page
TIPS: You will need to expand each topic to see all the grades. To print you can use your browser’s print function with file, print, OR by right clicking the screen and clicking Print.