Literary Analysis: Theme, Character and Point of View
Read stories and poems like a critic: plot structure, character, theme, point of view, figurative language and writing about literature.
Instructor
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Middle school English asks students to analyze, not just retell. This course teaches the core tools of literary analysis: plot structure, character development, theme, point of view, figurative language and tone, ending with how to write a clear analytical paragraph.
What you will learn
- The parts of plot structure
- How characters change and why
- How to state a theme as a full sentence
- How point of view shapes a story
- How to analyze figurative language and write about literature
Who this course is for
- Sixth to eighth graders
- Students moving from retelling to analysis
- Parents who want to discuss books at a deeper level
Every lesson includes a short explanation with examples, a practice activity to do together, a tip for grown-ups and a quiz, and your reader earns a certificate when they finish.
Story Elements
3 lessons-
Conflict
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Character Development
Deeper Meaning
6 lessons-
Theme
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Point of View
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Figurative Language
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Tone and Mood
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Writing a Literary Analysis Paragraph
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Symbolism and Irony
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