12th Grade Fiction Resources

Analyze the satirical themes and historical context of "Gulliver's Travels" to understand societal critiques and literary significance during the Restoration period. Gain insights into how the work reflects and critiques the social and political landscape of its time, while developing skills in critical analysis and historical interpretation.

Explore the heritage of authors from different continents and develop regional literary expertise by identifying patterns in global authorship. Gain skills in recognizing the distinct literary contributions and cultural backgrounds found in world literature.

Engage in understanding prominent figures in British literature and their significant works, including both classic novels and historical texts, to gain insights into authorship, identify key characters, and differentiate literary periods. Focus on developing skills in literary analysis, comprehension of historical context, and critical evaluation of textual contributions to British literature's ongoing legacy.

Engage with the historical period, religious context, and literary elements of Gulliver's Travels, focusing on its role in British literature satire. Analyze the historical influences shaping the narrative and examine thematic techniques used to convey satire. Develop critical understanding of how these elements reflect and critique the societal norms and beliefs of the time. Enhance skills in literary analysis, historical contextualization, and thematic interpretation.

Analyze sound devices and forms in British literature, focusing on elements such as alliteration, onomatopoeia, and poetic meters. Develop analytical skills to enhance appreciation and understanding of poetic structures.

Investigate the realm of British Romantic literature, focusing on prominent authors and central poetic motifs. Understand the profound influence of Romanticism on literary evolution and its broader cultural importance. Aim to grasp key concepts, analyze thematic elements, and develop critical thinking regarding the period's literary contributions.

Explore the world of classic British Literature, focusing on key works and influential authors. Gain an understanding of literary history and its prominent figures while enhancing analytical and interpretive skills.

Students will explore notable British literary works by focusing on genres, examining major characters, and identifying literary devices. This study will enhance comprehension and analysis skills.

Investigate central figures in global literature, examining their notable works and the historical settings in which they wrote. Gain a deeper understanding of these authors' literary contributions and their broader cultural significance, while developing analytical skills and historical awareness related to literary evolution.

Explore vocabulary through analyzing and visually interpreting classic British literature. Develop skills in literary inferencing and thematic understanding.

Investigate Hmong cultural themes and concepts in "The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down" to develop empathy and cultural comprehension. Focus on understanding the intricacies of Hmong traditions, values, and perspectives, examining how these influence the interactions and experiences of those involved. Enhance skills in cultural awareness and critical thinking by analyzing the interplay between Hmong beliefs and Western medical practices, promoting a deeper appreciation for diversity and cultural sensitivity.

Examine the notable works of Shakespeare, Dumas, and other pivotal figures in world literature to understand their significant themes and contributions to the global narrative tradition. Focus on recognizing literary techniques, exploring thematic complexities, and appreciating the historical and cultural contexts influencing these authors' storytelling approaches. Enhance critical thinking and analytical skills by engaging with diverse literary styles and understanding their impact on contemporary storytelling.

Examine Arin's journey as he transitions from an ordinary boy into a hero within Eldergrove. Analyze character development along with the significance of collaboration in overcoming obstacles. The focus is on understanding how individuals evolve and the role of teamwork in achieving success.

Engage with British literature to develop skills in identifying and analyzing literary devices, sentence structures, and thematic elements. Enhance understanding of key literary concepts and their application.

Engage in Goethe's discussions on world literature, emphasizing the value of Chinese novels through insightful dialogues. Cultivate an appreciation for diverse literary perspectives, enhancing understanding of global narratives.

Explore fundamental literary elements such as symbolism, tragic flaws, and narrative techniques, enhancing your ability to analyze and interpret classic literary texts. Focus on developing skills in recognizing and understanding these elements to improve literary analysis and interpretation proficiencies.

Analyze fundamental fiction elements such as flashbacks, narrative perspectives, and conflict resolution, focusing on gaining insights into character development and conducting thematic analysis. Emphasize understanding of how these components contribute to storytelling and enhance comprehension of literary techniques.

Analyze significant themes and archetypes present in global literature by examining works such as "The Epic of Gilgamesh," "Genesis," and "Oedipus the King." Develop critical thinking and comprehension by recognizing recurring literary patterns and gaining insights into cultural narratives.

Examine key genres and themes in Anglo-Saxon literature with a focus on British classics such as "Beowulf" and "The Canterbury Tales." Develop an understanding of literary devices and historical context. Aim to enhance skills in literary analysis by identifying and interpreting thematic elements and stylistic techniques used in these works.

Analyze major themes and literary techniques in British literature, with a focus on works such as 'A Monster Calls' and 'Cinderella'. Enhance analytical skills and deepen understanding of literary elements.