American Literature Set (Apologia)

Now your students can explore the power and beauty of America's greatest literary works from a biblical Christian worldview. Even students who have never before "gotten" classic literature will discover how enjoyable it can be, how it speaks to their lives today, and how it affirms and illuminates biblical truth. The course uses the Socratic method of asking probing questions about each work and leading students to a deeper understanding of what the author is saying how he or she is saying it. Set includes the Student Text and the Student Notebook. From Apologia. High School Level.Now your students can explore the power and beauty of America's greatest literary works from a biblical Christian worldview. Even students who have never before "gotten" classic literature will discover how enjoyable it can be, how it speaks to their lives today, and how it affirms and illuminates biblical truth. The course uses the Socratic method of asking probing questions about each work and leading students to a deeper understanding of what the author is saying how he or she is saying it. This book is beautifully illustrated in a stunning hardcover edition. The student notebook is a key component of the American Literature course. Every study question from the textbook is included, with ample space for students to record their answers. Also, the notebook is where you will find the chapter tests, semester exams, and detailed, step-by-step instructions for writing insightful and persuasive literary analysis papers on Nathaniel Hawthorne's short story "The Birthmark" and Robert Frost's poem "Mending Wall." This outstanding feature makes the American Literature Student Notebook invaluable preparation for future college coursework.

When you purchase the textbook for this course you will have access to an online answer key.

This American literature homeschool curriculum for high school will teach students to analyze major works of American literature from a biblical perspective. The course is authored by Dr. Whit Jones, a homeschool dad and professor at Bryan College. By completing this high school course, your student will earn 1 literature credit and 1 writing credit. This item is the student textbook and student notebook. From Apologia