36 weeks
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Student work, teacher guidance, answer keys, poetry, and the full reading sequence in one place.
Grade 11 โข High School
11th Grade CurriculumEvery subject, one calm week.
Everything for this grade, gathered in one place โ original literature with full teaching support, and the story collection for free reading. Grammar, writing, spelling, and reading are on the way.
Begin with one free sample. Continue one week at a time, or choose the complete 36-week year.
WORD STUDY
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11th Grade Word Study
Vocabulary and editing practice matched to 11th grade โ a few minutes a day builds word skills that carry into every subject.
Choose how you want to teach literature.
One curriculum, three ways to begin
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One week
Teach one story at a time
Choose a single literature packet when you want flexibility, a trial week, or a focused supplement.
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Build a story library
Original stories for independent reading, family reading, and thoughtful discussion beyond the lesson.
LITERATURE ยท 36 WEEKS
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The full year.
Student work, teacher guidance, answer keys, poetry, and the full reading sequence in one place.
LITERATURE ยท ONE WEEK
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One story at a time.
The same 36 weeks, sold one at a time. Try a week or two, supplement what you're already doing, or collect all 36.
STORY COLLECTION
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Novellas for high school readers.
Original historical fiction for independent reading, family read-alouds, and discussion beyond the lesson.
Literature at a glance
36 weeks
Length
20โ30 minutes
Daily time
Print + digital
Formats
Teacher guidance included
Support
A REPEATABLE WEEKLY RHYTHMSEE A FREE SAMPLE WEEK
Teach literature without assembling the lesson yourself.
Every packet follows the same four movements, so the week runs itself and you can spend your energy on the conversation.
Read.
Begin with an original story selected for the grade.
Notice.
Use close-reading, narration, and discussion prompts.
Write.
Practice copywork, literary elements, and written response.
Review.
Use complete guidance and answer keys to finish the week.
FREE ASSESSMENTS FOR HOMESCHOOL PARENTS
Not sure where your child stands?
Is my child ready for the next grade? Is this book too hard for her? Does he learn better by listening or by doing? Each assessment asks a handful of questions and gives you a plain answer you can act on the same afternoon โ written from twenty-five years of teaching, not a personality quiz. Free, and nothing to sign up for. Six of them so far.
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TRY IT. SEE IT. LOVE IT.
Read one story. Teach one week. Decide from experience.
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