The Monkey's Paw

Paperman

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Students will discuss the theme of fate and free will through a short film, "Paperman," short story "The Monkey's Paw," and "The Road Not Taken" (with time permitting). 

In this class, you will ponder a literary theme that has been debated for thousands of years. Join the discussion and challenge your critical thinking skills!

Literature & the Theme of Fate Free Will | Do We Control Our Own Destiny?

In this one-time class, learners will explore the story, characters, and themes of Shakespeare's play, and grow to understand its timeless appeal.

Romeo and Juliet: Why Do We Still Read This Play?

Paul H. The Shakespearean Student

Step into history with the Who Was? weekly book club! Join us and ignite a love of history each week to uncover inspiring stories and fascinating historical events, one book at a time! Don’t wait, let the adventure begin!

Who Was? What Was? What Is? Where Is? What Do We Know? Book Club - Weekly

Ms. Courtney Bachelor’s in Teaching

During this 15-week high school English course, students will critically analyze and respond to various genres of literature from the Modern Period to the Contemporary Period, as well as develop and support arguments in an essay.

American Literature & Composition: Semester 2 (High School Homeschool English)

Valerie Stone, BA

During this 15-week, high school English course, students will critically analyze and respond to various genres of literature from the Pre-Civil War period to the Modern Period, as well as develop and support arguments in an essay. 

American Literature & Composition: Semester 1 (High School Homeschool English)

In this 15-week English class, your learner will develop critical thinking & writing skills while exploring timeless themes of tragedy, social expectations, and the dangers of technology from influential and imaginative British writers. 

British Literature & Composition Semester 2 (High School Homeschool English)

In this 15-week English class, your learner will develop critical thinking & writing skills while exploring influential and imaginative British writers, from the heroic efforts of Beowulf to the knights of King Arthur. 

British Literature & Composition Semester 1 (High School Homeschool English)

In this 15-week English course, your learner will develop critical thinking and writing skills while discovering timeless coming-of-age stories that explore important themes such as identity, belonging, and the challenges of conformity.

English II: Literature & Composition Semester 2 (Homeschool Upper High School)

Great literature and great fun! Students learn to analyze literature through film then read various genres of literature, discuss it with peers, and write short analytical pieces,  getting teacher feedback. Master those essential skills!

English Ongoing Full Literature & Writing Course: So the Story Goes 

Lemons-Aid Learning

In this 15-week English class, your learner will develop critical thinking & writing skills while exploring literature that warns against the corruption of power, the dangers of increased knowledge, & the consequences of social inequality.

English II: Literature & Composition Semester 1 (Homeschool Upper High School)

This unique, full year, 2- semester, project-based course will combine literature with film, music, comic books, and iconic American pop culture. A different approach with a fun and crazy teacher living in organized chaos.

"Great Balls of Fire" High School English: American Literature & Pop Culture S1

"Mr. J."   (Jeremy Ballard)

16-Week Book Club: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Step into the magical world of Willy Wonka with our 16-Week Book Club dedicated to Roald Dahl’s timeless classic, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. 

Book Club -  Charlie & the Chocolate Factory

Sarah Spears

An overview of the main periods of American (USA) literature. The literary analysis of a body of representative works with engaging discussions and content rich presentations.

Survey of American Literature

We Connect Academy

Join our Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Book Club for an engaging exploration of Harry's fourth year at Hogwarts. This interactive course features twice-weekly discussions, creative activities, & a unique journey through each chapter.

Harry Potter & the Goblet of Fire - Book Study (Book 4) 

Mr. Vaughn's Virtual Vault

An overview of the main periods of British literature & The literary analysis of a body of representative works with engaging discussions and content rich presentations.

Survey of British Literature- Ongoing

In this ELA class High School students will explore literature through film.

Literature on Film

Courtney Runchey

Who doesn't love Animals?  The We Love Animals Book Club will explore some of the great teen books about animals, and we will do an animal craft at each class too!

Literature & the Theme of Fate Free Will | Do We Control Our Own Destiny?

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