Essentials in Literature 11 Online & Books

Included: - one 12 month access to ONLINE lesson-by-lesson video subscription ** as well as

One student book (with lesson instruction), which we ship to you
One resource book (consumable workbook), which we ship to you
One novel, "The Great Gatsby", which we ship to you
Access to digital textbook and digital workbook
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** After your purchase, a separate email will be sent with login information. Subscription begins at time of purchase.

Essentials in Literature is a literary analysis curriculum that features a student textbook/workbook combination with video instruction from teacher, Matthew Stephens, presented online over four units: fiction, nonfiction, novel, figurative language/poetry.

Literary analysis occurs across the curriculum by exploring short stories in the fiction unit. Short works of nonfiction such as excerpts from biographies and autobiographies as well as informative articles, propaganda techniques, and narrative nonfiction are analyzed in the nonfiction unit. Figurative language and poetry are explored in the final unit following a six week novel study.

Story Assessments (Independent Practice) provide comprehension and application practice through a variety of techniques including, but not limited to: multiple choice, matching, long answer, tabled literary analysis application, and written response.

*Please note, literary works can be accessed from the public domain thru links provided within the curriculum.

Additional Purchase Options:

If teaching more than one student, you will want to purchase an additional resource book per extra student as it is a consumable item.
If your plans for the school year also include Essentials in Writing 11, then you can purchase these two courses together in the EIW's English Bundle Level 11 and save a little money.

Parents' Note: The Great Gatsby is a novel set in the 1920's and portrays life in the upper class where parties were often and restraints were few. While the novel provides a commentary on society at this time there are situations here that some might find offensive or unpleasant.