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Thirty-five homeschool language arts literature units include in-depth discussion questions relating to scene, character, plot, and other key story elements.

Books do not need to be studied in order. Grade levels marked are just a guide and can be adjusted as best fits your student’s needs. Even though the grade levels represent the average appropriate reading level for the book, discussions and extension activities can always make the book meet the demands of the grade level expectations. One of the goals of this type of discussion questions is to teach students how to critically analyze any story, including children’s books.

Lower Elementary

• All the Places to Love (K-3^rd)
• Apples to Oregon (K-3^rd)
• The Biggest Bear (K-2^nd)
• Brave Irene (K-3^rd)
• The Clown of God (K-3^rd)
• The Cricket in Times Square (3^rd-4^th)
• Fishing in the Air (K-3^rd)
• Harriet, You Drive Me Wild (K-3^rd)
• Letting Swift River Go (K-1^st)
• Miracles on Maple Hill (2^nd-5^th)
• The Relatives Came (K-3^rd)
• Sam, Bangs, and Moonshine (2^nd-7^th)
• The Story of Ferdinand (K-2^nd)
• Two Eggs, Please! (K-1^st)
• The Velveteen Rabbit (K-2^nd)
• Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Partridge (1^st-3^rd)

Upper Elementary and Middle School

• The Book of Three (3^rd-7^th)
• The Chronicles of Narnia (3^rd-8^th)
  • The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe (3^rd-6^th)
  • Prince Caspian (4^th-8^th)
  • Voyage of the Dawn Treader (4^th-8^th)
  • The Silver Chair (6^th-8^th)
  • The Horse and His Boy (4^th-7^th)
  • The Magician’s Nephew (3^rd-6^th)
  • Last Battle (6^th-8^th)
• The Door in the Wall (4^th-8^th)
• “Eeyore Finds the Wolery and Owl Moves Into It”
  from The House at Pooh Corner (3^rd-7^th)
• Misty of Chincoteague (3^rd-7^th)
• Sam, Bangs, and Moonshine (2^nd-7^th)
• Treasure Island (6^th-10^th)

High School

• A Tale of Two Cities (9^th-12^th)
• At the Back of the North Wind (9^th-12^th)
• The Bronze Bow (8^th-12^th)
• The Great Divorce (9^th-12^th)
• The Hobbit (7^th-12^th)
• Julius Caesar (9^th-12^th)
• The Odyssey (9^th-12^th)
• Treasure Island (6^th-10^th)

Please Note: This curriculum may include literature by classic authors who are not necessarily Christian, but the lessons seek to evaluate the works from a Christian worldview.