This is what one of my students studied for 12th grade. She has used Charlotte Mason's methods all her life and is accustomed to reading classic literature.
Bible/Devotional:
The Apologetics Bible
Weapon of Prayer by Bounds,
E.M.
*Your God is Too Safe,
Buchanan
**My Utmost For His Highest,
by Oswald Chambers
***Streams of Living Water,
by Richard Foster
Apologetics/Philosophy/Logic
Philosophical Foundations of
a Christian Worldview, by J.P. Moreland
The Discovery of Deduction-Formal
Logic
*Institutes of the Christian
Religion, by John Calvin
and various Armenian works. (study
both sides of the issue)
*Pensées Pascal, Blaise
*The Golden Sayings of Epictetus
* **Reasonable Faith, by
William Lane Craig
**Selections from Thomas
Aquinas
**Timaeus, by Plato
History/Biography
Church History in Plain
Language, by Bruce Shelley
*How the Irish Saved
Civilization, by Thomas Cahill
**Selections from the Works
of Josephus
**St/ Francis of Assisi by
G.K Chesterton
** ***Selections from Greek
Histories by Herodotus
** ***The Early History of
Rome by Livy
Scheduled Ancient and
World Literature
Heroes of the City of Man: A
Christian Guide to Select Ancient Literature by Leithart
*How to Read the Bible as
Literature, by Leland Ryken
*Realms of Gold: The Classics
in Christian Perspective by Leland Ryken
*The Iliad, by Homer
*Theogony, by Hesiod (Drama)
*Crime and Punishment, by
Fyodor Dostoyevsky
*The Trial and Death of
Socrates
*The Stranger, by Albert
Camus
*Island of the World, by
Michael O’Brien (geography too)
*The Little Prince by St.
Exupery
*The Meditations of Marcus
Aurelius by Long, George
*Confessions by Hippo, Saint
Augustine of
*Oresteia Trilogy, Aeschylus
Term 2
**The Aeneid by Virgil
**Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri
**Figure of Beatrice by
Charles Williams (commentary for The Divine Comedy)
**La Vita Nuova (The New
Life) by Dante Alighieri
**The Discarded Image by C.S.
Lewis (commentary for Medieval Literature)
**The Epic of Gilgamesh
**Oedipus Rex by Sophocles
**The Clouds, by Aristophanes
(Drama)
**Pearl by Tolkien
**Sir Orfeo by Tolkien
** *** The Mabinogion
Term 3
***De Monarchia by Dante
Alighieri
*** The Odyssey
***The Bacchae, by Euripides
(Drama)
Short Stories and Essays
The World’s Last Night and
other Essays by C.S. Lewis
'On Stories' and Other
Essays, C.S. Lewis
Short Stories by Anton
Chekhov
Short Stories by Tolstoy
Eeldrop and Appleplex, T.S.
Eliot
Geography
The Hills and the Sea,
Hilaire Belloc (Geography)
16 Days-Visit the Eastern
Coast of USA including Washington D.C.
Math
Pre Calculus-Khan Academy
Understanding Calculus w/ CD
The Humongous Book of Calculus Problems by W. Michael Kelley
** ***Mathematics, Is God
Silent? by James Nickel
Science
Exploring Creation with
Physics, by Dr. Jay Wile
*Ignorance: How it Drives
Science, Firestein, Stuart
*Relativity: The Special and
the General Theory, Einstein, Albert
**Taking Back Astronomy by
Jason Lisle
** ***Einstein’s Relativity
and the Quantum Revolution by Richard Wolfson w/ CD
***Black
Holes and Baby Universes and Other Essays, by Stephen Hawking
***Instant
Physics, by Tony Rothman
Speech and Composition
On Speaking Well, Peggy
Noonan
Continue to a keep a quote book
from books read
Write a poem every two weeks
Recite memorized poetry
Oral and written narrations
Keep Notes and Outlines
Poetry and Recitations
*The Complete Poems and
Plays, 1909-1950 Eliot, T.S.
*Poetry of Gerard Manley
Hopkins
*Having Decided To Stay by
Johnson, Bryana
**Eyes of Youth, a Book of
Verse (selected poems by Padraic Colum, Shane Leslie, Viola Meynell, Ruth
Lindsay, Hugh Austin, Judith Lytton, Olivia Meynell, Maurice Healy)
**Poetry of Charles Williams
(Taliessin through Logres, The Region of the Summer Stars, Poems of Conformity)
***William Blake
***Auden
Foreign Language
Various Turkish literature
for translation
Various French literature for
translation
Concise French Grammar
Open learning Initiative French program (online and free)
Duolingo
turkishenglish.com
Art/Music
Continue Artist Study
Paint every two weeks
Daily Piano
Free Reading:
What’s Wrong With the World,
Chesterton, G.K.
The Sword of Honour Trilogy,
Waugh, Evelyn
Brave New World Huxley,
Aldous
Everlasting Man, Chesterton,
G.K
The Silmarillion Tolkien,
J.R.R.
Murder in the Cathedral by
Eliot, T.S.
Tales from the Perilous Realm
[with Roverandom] Tolkien, J.R.R.
Lilith by George MacDonald
Mansfield Park, by Jane
Austen
1984 Orwell, George
A Rare Benedictine by Peters,
Ellis
Sit, Walk, Stand Nee,
Watchman
The Lady's Confession
MacDonald, George
The Landlady's Master
MacDonald, George
The Solitaire Mystery
Gaarder, Jostein
The Time Machine Wells, H.G.
The Invisible Man Wells, H.G.
The First Men in the Moon by
Wells, H.G.
Foxe’s Book of Martyrs
Phantastes by George
MacDonald
Saga of the Volsungs
The Lays of Beleriand (The
History of Middle-earth, #3) Tolkien, J.R.R.
The Lost Tales Tolkien,
J.R.R.
The Flying Inn by Chesterton,
G.K.
Bleak House Dickens, Charles
Piercing the Darkness,
Peretti, Frank
Hannah Coulter, Wendell Berry
Gilead by Marilyn Robinson
The Sword of Welleran, Lord
Dunsany
The Worm Ouroboros, E.R.
Eddison
The Legend of Sigurd and
Gudrun, by J.R.R. Tolkien
The Kalevala (Finnish
mythology)
War in Heaven by Charles
Williams
Descent into Hell by Charles
Williams
The Greater Trumps & The
Place of the Lion, Charles Williams
Eeldrop and Appleplex, T.S.
Eliot
one step at a time...
Wow, that is impressive. Is she planning on college?
ReplyDeleteHi, I am new to your blog. Do you have a post that explains how you do Commonplace Books? And at what age do you start with these?
ReplyDeleteAnne,
ReplyDeleteTry here:
http://www.charlottemasonhelp.com/2009/07/commonplace-book-or-copywork-for-older.html
http://www.charlottemasonhelp.com/2010/10/on-commonplace-book-need-to-keep.html
Thanks!!
DeleteAwesome!! :)
ReplyDeleteChristyH,
ReplyDeleteShe is planning on going to law school.
undergrad not sure yet
DeleteLove this book list! Did you mean Gilead by Marilynne Robinson?
ReplyDeleteYes! Thanks.
DeleteWonderful list! Is there a link to the Open Learning institute programs? That sounds interesting. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWe are not using Open Learning. But we are using thegreatcourses.com for Relativity and Calculus.
DeleteI'm sorry. I misunderstood your question. Here is the link to the language courses
Deletehttp://oli.cmu.edu/learn-with-oli/see-our-free-open-courses/
Update: My two oldest girls were accepted into the honors program at both the universities where they applied. One was a state school. One was private. They both received full four year academic scholarships to both of the schools. They chose to attend the private school and room together. One is currently studying Studio Art. She wants to create meaningful art by melding literature with it. The other is pursuing a double major in Physics and Math. Her interest is in theoretical physics (astrophysics, cosmology). The most difficult decision for both of my daughters was choosing which field to study. They have so many interests. This is a common "dilemma" for those who have been given a liberal education. Did I mention that CHARLOTTE MASON'S IDEAS WORK?? : )
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