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Teacher will provide handouts, selected recommended websites for activities and optional crafts associated with assigned reading. At the end of each session, I will supply the handouts and sites needed for the coming week.

Parents are responsible for providing a copy of the book (Return of the King by JRR Tolkien) and printing expected handouts to be used in class. 

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除了 Outschool 教室外，本課程也使用：
Youtube
Quiz: LOTR Villain
Kahoot

Parents are encouraged to review the parental guidance provided by https://www.commonsensemedia.org/book-reviews/the-return-of-the-king as paraphrased below. Because of the below, we will be sticking to the age limitations outlined in the class description.

Parents need to know that if kids are ready to see the Lord of the Rings movies they're ready to read this last book of the trilogy. This is the end of a momentous quest where evil is finally defeated, so expect the violence to get a bit more intense. Gory moments include heads of fallen soldiers catapulted over a besieged city's walls, a giant flying beast that rips apart and eats a fallen horse, talk of some orcs biting the throats of their kills, a self-conflagration, and a finger bitten off. Some key characters also die or pass into anther realm, so get the hankies out. Also expect to be touched by the loyalty of Sam who carries his friend on this back when the journey is hardest and the passages about losing and finding hope again. It's not a bad idea to read along with kids and engage them in discussing the deeper content and how we are all on our own Hero's Journey -- one of the reasons why this genre is so compelling.