In the mid 19th century, a little town in Massachusetts produced literary geniuses including Louisa May Alcott and Nathaniel Hawthorne. These Free Resources for Studying Alcott and Hawthorne & Their Works will help your kids explore these brilliant literary minds from Concord, Read More
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Free Resources for Studying Classic Authors & Their Works
Are you looking for ways to help your teens enjoy and understand the works of classic authors such as Shakespeare, Dickens, Tolkien, and others? These FREE printables, unit studies, and more can help them study and appreciate the works of many classic authors and learn valuable lessons in the process.
Free Resources for Studying John Bunyan & His Works
Want to learn about an author who sought to bring the gospel to ordinary people, like you and me? Then these Free Resources for Studying John Bunyan & His Works will help you learn about a Puritan man who did just that. Whether you are providing an author study or Puritan study in Read More
Free Resources for Studying O. Henry and Twain & Their Works
When we read the works of writers, we get a peek into their imagination. These Free Resources for Studying O. Henry and Twain & Their Works will help your students learn about their gifts to the world of literature. Don’t you wonder how the minds of writer’s work? I love to write but Read More
Free Resources for Studying Tolkien & His Works
Can you imagine having a creative mind like J. R. R. Tolkien? Studying authors will be a great journey with these free resources for studying Tolkien & his works. Although Tolkien is best known for The Lord of the Rings trilogy and The Hobbit series, he was also a poet, scholar, Read More
Free Resources for Studying Great Poets & Their Works
Some say that teaching about the poets of old isn't relevant, but as a lover of literature, I disagree. Poetry is relevant, period. These free resources for studying great poets & their works will help you explore both contemporary and classic poets. I love the idea of art on paper. I Read More
