Pride and Prejudice Literature Study Workbook

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Pride and Prejudice Literature Study Workbook

The 70-Page Pride and Prejudice Literature Study Workbook Includes: 

• A study of historical content, characterisation, themes, literary devices, style, and structure.
• Activities for different writing forms: letter writing, narrative, and discursive essay.
• Guided activities

The Pride and Prejudice Literature study workbook can be used with the Arise Home Education Year 1 British Literatures live class, or as a resource for independent study of the novel. The workbook takes l students through the key areas of high school level literary study, helping to guide their understanding of this wonderful classic British literature.

Students will not only learn to study the novel, but will also learn the context and about Jane Austen. The guide also leads students through different forms of writing, helping them structure their written work appropriately.

This Pride and Prejudice literature study will enable your student to gather their work, and knowledge of the text. The workbook would also be an excellent supplement for any student studying Pride and Prejudice at GCSE/iGCSE English level.  For those following the USA High School Diploma and Transcript Model, completion of the workbook would offer .25 Literature and Composition credits at the high school level.

*This book can be used as a stand-alone resource for self-study.  It is also required material for the British Literature Year 1 live class and the British Literature – Austen self-paced course (coming soon).

Read our Pride and Prejudice Jane Austen Book Review. The classic British novel is a must-read book for all Christian home-educating high schoolers.

“For home educators, the novel provides a rich source of discussion and exploration. It offers insights into historical context, character development, and the timeless themes that continue to resonate with readers today….Explore its relevance for home educators seeking to engage students with classic literature. Join us as we journey into the world of Jane Austen and her beloved “darling child.”