2023 Eleventh-Grade Curriculum Kit

We wanted our Curriculum Handbook to be extremely simple, easy to use, and promote independent study as early as possible. Our guides are designed to get you up and running today without being overwhelming, boring, or confusing.

Implications of Literature texts are designed to deepen comprehension, as well as critical and analytical skills. Quizzes, textual sidebars, literary critiques, writing assignments, journaling, grammar, and vocabulary are just a few of the innovative features of Implications of Literature. The student text includes an introduction to each genre, with vocabulary clearly explained in footers on nearly every page. Implications of Literature will bring your high-schooler to an Advanced Placement performance level.

Prepare your teens for college writing through a practical, incremental, and, at times, humorous course written in a conversational tone. The Power in Your Hands: Writing Nonfiction in High School teaches all four modes of nonfiction writing: exposition, persuasion, description, and narration.

The Easy Grammar Ultimate series is designed specifically to introduce and teach essential grammar concepts to older students, regardless of their previous grammar background. In just ten to fifteen minutes a day, your child will be functioning at his grade level and be competent to undertake any state or college prep tests. 

Math-U-See is a multi-sensory curriculum that ensures your children will be able to fully understand each mathematical concept before moving on to another one. Unsure which grade is right for your student? Try the placement test here.

Using mini-mysteries and a fictional detective with the Los Angeles Police Department, each chapter focuses on various thinking skills and leads your teen gradually into complicated analytical skills. Massive in scope, the James Madison Critical Thinking Course teaches more than sixty-five critical thinking-related skills and concepts.

This Instruction Guide provides answers to both the exercises and quizzes for the James Madison Critical Thinking Course.

Exploring America is an American history high-school curriculum that combines history, literature, and Bible in an enjoyable, easy-to-implement format of 150 daily lessons that include the history text and the reading assignments for that day. This flexible program will provide your teen with one to three high-school credits.

The Exploring America Student Review Pack contains lesson review questions, literature review questions, literary analysis, weekly quizzes, six exams, and the Answer Key.

A complete understanding of government will have a greater impact on your students than a comparable understanding of calculus. Exploring Government is as painless as it gets. Bite-sized lessons cover federal, state, and local government, as well as contemporary issues in government.

Drawing on fascinating firsthand accounts of Americans and using the details of individual families, soldiers, leaders, and enslaved people, The Gettysburg Address shows us events through the eyes of those who lived through the Civil War. 

Introductory Physics incorporates math, history, and science using understandable graphics and conversational text. The texts are designed to challenge your student to learn, master, and retain core knowledge about physics. 

A proven method to developing long-term memory is to replicate the facts or image from recall, check your work, and repeat as you progress through new information. Referred to as the testing effect, this is the basis of Cognitive Drawing, and it is a unique approach to learning to draw anything from memory.