| ROMEO & JULIET |
| THE STAND |
| WAR OF THE WORLDS |
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| In my opinion, this is one of the best books of all time! The miniseries does an admirable job of staying true to Stephen King's original story. We will use this movie to study elements of literature: plot, theme, conflict, characterization, symbolism, and irony. Here are some places to look for info on King, the movie, and some of the actors. |
| You'll find lots of info here on some of the things we will be studying. You can also download most class handouts that you may need. |
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| War of the Worlds is the original "Independence Day" by the father of sci-fi, H.G.Wells. We will be experiencing the radio version that terrorized thousands of people who didn't realize it was only a story (Can you say "gullible"?). |
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| TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD |
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| ANIMAL FARM |
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| THE ODYSSEY |
| All Animal Farm pages are equal... but some are more equal than others. |
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| Join Odysseus in his encounters with horrible monsters, angry gods, and seductive women on his epic journey. |
| Romance, betrayal, intrigue, gang warfare, interfering families...Hmmm, sounds like high school. Learn more about Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. |