Join our On the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness book study and work on your T.H.A.G.S. (the Three Honored And Great Subjects) just like Janner, Tink and Leeli. You probably have already read this great book (its so hard to put down once you start reading). But let's go a little deeper into this adventure with some great group discussion and make your own T.H.A.G.S.  notebook. This class meets once a week for four weeks. Each session you will need to read 10 to 15 chapters before class to be ready for the group discussion. During class we will talk about what we read, review vocabulary, have a lesson about a novel component (like character development, setting and plot) and fill in our notebook. The notebook will be a combination of  creative writing, story analysis and drawing. 

****I also offer this same class in a 8 session multi day class, if your learner would like more activities and group discussion on the events in this book. Here is a link to that class:
Twice/week, 8 session version of this class:
https://outschool.com/classes/the-wingfeather-saga-on-the-edge-of-the-dark-sea-of-darkness-book-study-YkyI6Doc?usid=KxdDJuVq&signup=true&utm_campaign=share_activity_link

Class 1: 
Chapters 1-10:
Group discussion
Character lesson- Create Character maps and portraits
Set up notebook

Class 2:
Chapters 11-23
Group discussion
Setting lesson- Dragon Day Festival Activity

Class 3: 
Chapters 24-37
Group discussion
Conflict lesson- Types of Conflict flip book
Creature sighting drawing

Class 4:
Chapters 38-51
Group discussion 
Plot lesson- Climax Diagram
Maggotloaf recipes activity
Foreshadowing lesson
Final project options:
-Write a song about the jewels of Anniera
-Create a comic book page about the events in the last section of the book
-Write what Janner would have written in his journal after learning the truth and reading his father's letter

Each learner will need their own copy of the Wingfeather Saga: On the Edge of the Dark Sea of Darkness and a binder with the class printouts. Printouts will be provided in the classroom the Sunday before class begins.