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Foreign literature Grade 6. Adventure and fantasy. Collection 1

Course Difficulty Icon Intermediate
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Course Duration Icon 16 hours
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   This interactive course, tailored for Grade 6 students, explores the fascinating realms of adventure and fantasy literature. The course includes full or abridged literary texts, articles about renowned authors, and insights into literary theory. Accompanied by interactive tasks and engaging questions, the course stimulates students’ intellect, creativity, and imagination. Special features such as "What Zgadaiko Asked Us?", "Tasks from Dreamer", and "Impress the Knowledgeable!" provide fun ways to review and consolidate knowledge, develop independent thinking, and expand creative horizons. Illustrations in various artistic styles further enrich the learning experience, connecting literature with visual art for a comprehensive and engaging educational journey.

Key Concepts Covered in the Course:

  • Understanding the adventure genre and its key elements.
  • Exploring fantasy worlds and their symbolic meanings.
  • Analyzing the importance of literary theory and its application.

Course Modules:

Module 1: Adventure and Fantasy

  • Lesson 1: Jules Verne – "The Captain at Fifteen"
    - Analyzing the adventure novel
    - Discovering Verne’s unique storytelling style
  • Lesson 2: Daniel Defoe – "Robinson Crusoe" (Selected Works)
    - Exploring themes of survival and ingenuity
    - Understanding the role of nature in literature
  • Lesson 3: Charles Dickens – "A Christmas Carol"
    - Discussing themes of generosity and redemption
    - Exploring the use of interior descriptions in literature
  • Lesson 4: Nikolai Gogol – "The Night Before Christmas"
    - Understanding humor in literature
    - Exploring cultural elements in classic works
  • Lesson 5: Astrid Lindgren – "Mio, My Mio"
    - Journeying through fantasy worlds
    - Identifying themes of friendship and courage

Expected Learning Outcomes: Upon completing this course, students will be able to:

  • Analyze literary concepts related to adventure and fantasy genres.
  • Understand themes and symbols in classic and modern works.
  • Connect literature to real-world cultural and artistic contexts.
  • Develop critical thinking through interactive tests and creative assignments.
  • Expand imagination by exploring different narrative styles and storytelling techniques.
  • Appreciate visual art as a complement to literary studies.

This course fosters a love for reading and storytelling while building a solid foundation in literary theory. By engaging with both classic and modern texts, students gain valuable insights into the world of literature and develop the skills to appreciate its richness and diversity.

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