BUNDLE: History of Japan and Japanese Literature
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The Japanese World from the Earliest Times to the 20th Century
Ghosts, Monsters, and Mysteries: Manifestations of the Supernatural in Japanese Literature
“All Japanese stories are ghost stories.”That’s the Big Idea behind this literature unit and the theme we’ll keep coming back to as we explore some of (in my opinion!) the most interesting works of Japanese literature. These works span centuries — some are quite recent, some are more ancient than Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales — but they have in common the notion that our everyday world is “haunted.” (I put haunted in quotation marks because — as we’ll see over the course of this unit — hauntings can take many forms.)
WHAT YOU’LL FIND INSIDE:
Files: Unit Study Guides for Literature and History, How to Read a Book, Writing a Compare/Contrast Essay, Tips for Analyzing Primary Sources, Finding Your Thesis, Tips for Doing Historical Research
13+-week unit study plans with readings, discussion questions, and activities
All primary source readings
Yokai project guide
Kafka on the Shore project guide
Literature essay project
History essay project
Hexagon history review
History research project
Resources for further study
WHAT YOU’LL NEED TO PROVIDE:
Book: Kafka on the Shore by Haruki Murakami, A Brief History of Japanese Civilization (4th edition)
Movies: Spirited Away (2001)
Credit recommendation: 0.5 literature credit, 0.5 history credit
Placement recommendation: This is a high school level unit, designed for students who are already familiar with the basic elements of literature (plot, character, theme, setting, etc.) and who are comfortable applying those skills to texts. Like most high school level curricula, it includes works that could be rated M for Mature. If mature content is a concern for you with your student, I encourage you to preview texts to asses your personal comfort level. (I read these texts with my own high school student and teach them in high school classes, but comfort levels can be very personal things.) This is a completely secular program.
For secular homeschoolers who want a fun, decolonized, rigorous way to homeschool high school and middle school, home/school/life’s Deep Thought is the progressive high school curriculum that does the academic heavy lifting so that you can enjoy the fun stuff. Unlike other high school curriculum, home/school/life’s Deep Thought curriculum teaches students how to learn, not just what to learn and makes big academics surprisingly fun for the whole family.
All curriculum materials are digital and downloadable. Because of this, all sales are final. If you have questions, please ask before you buy.
Bundle curriculum and save! THIS BUNDLE CONTAINS:
The Japanese World from the Earliest Times to the 20th Century
Ghosts, Monsters, and Mysteries: Manifestations of the Supernatural in Japanese Literature
“All Japanese stories are ghost stories.”That’s the Big Idea behind this literature unit and the theme we’ll keep coming back to as we explore some of (in my opinion!) the most interesting works of Japanese literature. These works span centuries — some are quite recent, some are more ancient than Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales — but they have in common the notion that our everyday world is “haunted.” (I put haunted in quotation marks because — as we’ll see over the course of this unit — hauntings can take many forms.)
WHAT YOU’LL FIND INSIDE:
Files: Unit Study Guides for Literature and History, How to Read a Book, Writing a Compare/Contrast Essay, Tips for Analyzing Primary Sources, Finding Your Thesis, Tips for Doing Historical Research
13+-week unit study plans with readings, discussion questions, and activities
All primary source readings
Yokai project guide
Kafka on the Shore project guide
Literature essay project
History essay project
Hexagon history review
History research project
Resources for further study
WHAT YOU’LL NEED TO PROVIDE:
Book: Kafka on the Shore by Haruki Murakami, A Brief History of Japanese Civilization (4th edition)
Movies: Spirited Away (2001)
Credit recommendation: 0.5 literature credit, 0.5 history credit
Placement recommendation: This is a high school level unit, designed for students who are already familiar with the basic elements of literature (plot, character, theme, setting, etc.) and who are comfortable applying those skills to texts. Like most high school level curricula, it includes works that could be rated M for Mature. If mature content is a concern for you with your student, I encourage you to preview texts to asses your personal comfort level. (I read these texts with my own high school student and teach them in high school classes, but comfort levels can be very personal things.) This is a completely secular program.
For secular homeschoolers who want a fun, decolonized, rigorous way to homeschool high school and middle school, home/school/life’s Deep Thought is the progressive high school curriculum that does the academic heavy lifting so that you can enjoy the fun stuff. Unlike other high school curriculum, home/school/life’s Deep Thought curriculum teaches students how to learn, not just what to learn and makes big academics surprisingly fun for the whole family.
All curriculum materials are digital and downloadable. Because of this, all sales are final. If you have questions, please ask before you buy.
Bundle curriculum and save! THIS BUNDLE CONTAINS:
The Japanese World from the Earliest Times to the 20th Century
Ghosts, Monsters, and Mysteries: Manifestations of the Supernatural in Japanese Literature
“All Japanese stories are ghost stories.”That’s the Big Idea behind this literature unit and the theme we’ll keep coming back to as we explore some of (in my opinion!) the most interesting works of Japanese literature. These works span centuries — some are quite recent, some are more ancient than Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales — but they have in common the notion that our everyday world is “haunted.” (I put haunted in quotation marks because — as we’ll see over the course of this unit — hauntings can take many forms.)
WHAT YOU’LL FIND INSIDE:
Files: Unit Study Guides for Literature and History, How to Read a Book, Writing a Compare/Contrast Essay, Tips for Analyzing Primary Sources, Finding Your Thesis, Tips for Doing Historical Research
13+-week unit study plans with readings, discussion questions, and activities
All primary source readings
Yokai project guide
Kafka on the Shore project guide
Literature essay project
History essay project
Hexagon history review
History research project
Resources for further study
WHAT YOU’LL NEED TO PROVIDE:
Book: Kafka on the Shore by Haruki Murakami, A Brief History of Japanese Civilization (4th edition)
Movies: Spirited Away (2001)
Credit recommendation: 0.5 literature credit, 0.5 history credit
Placement recommendation: This is a high school level unit, designed for students who are already familiar with the basic elements of literature (plot, character, theme, setting, etc.) and who are comfortable applying those skills to texts. Like most high school level curricula, it includes works that could be rated M for Mature. If mature content is a concern for you with your student, I encourage you to preview texts to asses your personal comfort level. (I read these texts with my own high school student and teach them in high school classes, but comfort levels can be very personal things.) This is a completely secular program.
For secular homeschoolers who want a fun, decolonized, rigorous way to homeschool high school and middle school, home/school/life’s Deep Thought is the progressive high school curriculum that does the academic heavy lifting so that you can enjoy the fun stuff. Unlike other high school curriculum, home/school/life’s Deep Thought curriculum teaches students how to learn, not just what to learn and makes big academics surprisingly fun for the whole family.
All curriculum materials are digital and downloadable. Because of this, all sales are final. If you have questions, please ask before you buy.
