Students study complete classics in Literature. The five key elements of literature, plot, setting, theme, style, and character are evaluated in each work. Wonderful principles from God’s Word are instilled through the trials and triumphs of the characters. Students and parents alike enjoy reading the classics.
The recommended editions correspond to the page numbers referenced in the instructional videos and assigned vocabulary. If not available, any edition can be used. We also reference chapters and sections in the book.
Students study complete classics in Literature. The five key elements of literature, plot, setting, theme, style, and character are evaluated in each work. Wonderful principles from God’s Word are instilled through the trials and triumphs of the characters. Students and parents alike enjoy reading the classics.
The recommended editions correspond to the page numbers referenced in the instructional videos and assigned vocabulary. If not available, any edition can be used. We also reference chapters and sections in the book.
Men of Iron by Howard Pyle, unabridged, Dover Publications, 2018
Silas Marner by George Eliot, Barnes & Noble Classic, 1996
Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare, Folger Edition, 1992
Ivanhoe by Sir Walter Scott, Bantam Classic, 2006
