What literature is taught at StoneBridge?
The literature program is based upon the classical Christian curriculum developed by Rosalie June Slater. In the primary school the children’s classics are taught along with the children’s poets and Shakespeare. In the middle school the great classics such as David Copperfield and Ivanhoe are taught in their entirety using the notebook approach. In high school, students receive two full years of English literature and two full years of American literature. The entire StoneBridge literature curriculum is published in the book, Literature Curriculum Guide, by Rosalie Slater. 5. How is reading taught at StoneBridge? The model for the teaching of reading is based upon an intensive phonetic approach, The Writing Road to Reading, which begins in kindergarten. Built upon the phonetic instruction, a unique program, using the Bible as the primary reader, extends through eighth grade. In The Noah Plan®, all language areas including literature, composition, spelling, grammar, and reading are inte
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