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How to get the most out of Anne of Green Gables, Part Two, with Mrs. Henry:
Instructor: Mrs. Henry ehenry@homeschoolconnections.com
1. How to Get Started: Watch the first class recording.
2. Weekly Schedule: After you have watched the recording, please proceed with week one's homework assignments to prepare you for week two's class recording. Complete each lesson in this order: recording, homework, repeat.
3. Answer Key Options: Parents have two options for this course. Option #1: Students may follow along with the class recordings, complete workbook assignments, and use the answer key provided by Memoria Press for the assignments, essays, and quizzes. Option #2: Students may sign up for Instructor Access in order to utilize the quizzes, essays, and exams provided in Moodle. Mrs. Henry will grade students' work in Moodle if they have signed up for Instructor Access.
4. Essays: All essays/writing assignments have to be uploaded in PDF format for credit (if utilizing instructor access services).
5. Grading Services: If you would like Mrs. Henry to grade the quizzes, tests, and essays that are provided in Moodle, you can sign up for Instructor Access by clicking the Paypal button at the top right-hand side of this course page. Follow the prompts. Once you have done this, you will receive an email from Mrs. Henry with details on how to proceed.
6. Emailing Mrs. Henry: ehenry@homeschoolconnections.com Please label the subject line with your first and last name and the course you are taking: Recorded Anne of Green Gables. This helps everyone stay organized.
Total classes: 12
Duration: 55 minutes
Prerequisite: None
Suggested grade level: 7th to 10th grade
Course description: Anne Shirley is a quirky, red-headed orphan whose head is always in the clouds. Created by the beloved author L.M. Montgomery, Anne of Green Gables is the first in a series of books that follows the unique upbringing of Anne by an old maid (Marilla) and her bachelor brother (Matthew). Come escape the craziness of our modern world and travel back in time to Prince Edward Island. Read about what life was like in the small town of Avonlea during the turn of the 19th century; a time in which life was simpler, full of adventure, and humor! Anne learns many timeless life lessons along the way, keeping readers engaged constantly by her charm and clumsy mistakes. There are so many academic disciplines we can explore as we read through this beloved novel. Students will learn about literary themes and devices, the author's background, life at the turn of the century, as well as discuss the timeless nature of the story. We may even compare some of the Anne of Green Gables movie adaptations. If you’ve already read this book once, it is worth a second (or third) read! Join us for great in-depth discussions and discover why this novel is one of the most popular ever written for youth!
Course materials:
Course Outline
Week 1: Introductions
Week 2: A Good Imagination Gone Wrong
Week 3: Anne is Invited Out to Tea
Week 4: Miss Stacy and Her Pupils Get Up a Concert
Week 5: The Story Club Is Formed
Week 6: An Unfortunate Lily Maid
Week 7: The Queen's Class Is Organized - Quizlet Live!
Week 8: The Pass List Is Out
Week 9 - A Queen's Girl
Week 10 - The Glory and the Dream
Week 11: The Bend in the Road
Week 12: Review
- Teacher: Mrs. Henry