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11th Grade Course List


Bible Doctrine
English III
Geometry
American History
Chemistry
Spanish II or French II
 

Course Descriptions


 Bible Doctrine

By exploring the rich past of the early Christians and the challenges faced by the early church, high school students discover the relevancy of faith in today's world and are encouraged to consider the many questions they will be faced with as they enter adulthood. Lessons not only include biblical studies on the Roman Empire, Israel, Jesus, and other key figures from the Bible, but also teach about friendship, dating, marriage, apologetics, and the revelation. The course units include text-based lessons, on and off-computer exercises, special projects, learning games, quizzes. and tests that appeal to today's digital generation.

Throughout the course, students will explore the following topics:

  • The Faithfulness of God
  • Romans Part I
  • Romans Part II
  • The Doctrine of Jesus Christ
  • The Nation of Israel
  • The History of the Canon
  • Friendship, Dating, and Marriage
  • Sin and Redemption
  • Apologetics

 English III

A thorough review of grammar rules, an exploration of literary work by American writers, and a focus on research skills highlight this interactive online course for high school students. Building on current language skills, students will be challenged by more challenging concepts and assignments that focus on critical thinking, analysis, and strengthening communication. Required reading for the course includes Our Town, The Old Man and the Sea, and The Book of Revelation. Optional reading and lessons are also included in the curriculum to enrich the course. The course units include text-based lessons, on and off-computer exercises, special projects, learning games, quizzes, and tests that appeal to today's digital generation.

Throughout the course, students will explore the following topics:

  • Varieties and Use of Standard English
  • Sentence Elements
  • Sentence Workshop
  • Reading: Meaning and Main Ideas
  • Poetry
  • Nonfiction
  • American Drama
  • The American Novel
  • Research

 Geometry

Students enrolled in this online geometry course are guided by a teacher in lessons that discuss simple points, lines, and ultimately complex shapes. Study includes coordinate geometry and isometry. Students will be encouraged to look beyond the obvious and focus on visualization, spatial reasoning, and problem solving from a Christ-centered perspective. The course units include text-based lessons, on and off-computer exercises, special projects, learning games, quizzes, and tests that appeal to today's digital generation.

Throughout the course, students will explore the following topics:

  • The Nature of Geometry
  • Logic and Reasoning
  • Angles and Parallels
  • Triangles and Quadrilaterals
  • Similar Polygons
  • Circles and Spheres
  • Area and Volume
  • Coordinate Geometry
  • Transformations

 American History

Your students will follow in the footsteps of America's earliest explorers as they go back in time to discover the roots of this nation, chronicle its development, and examine the events that marked turning points in its becoming a global power. Lessons include instruction on the foundation of the Republic, its relationship with England, the Continental Congress, the slave trade, regional lifestyles across the country, the Depression of the thirties, industrialization, the Vietnam conflict, and America today. The course units include text-based lessons, on and off-computer exercises, special projects, learning games, quizzes, and tests that appeal to today's digital generation.

Throughout the course, students will explore the following topics:

  • Foundations of the American Republic
  • The Constitutional Government
  • National Expansion
  • A Nation Divided
  • At Home and Abroad
  • Peace and Global Conflict
  • A Nation at War
  • Contemporary America

 Chemistry

Let the mysteries of chemistry unfold for your student with this online course designed to introduce them to the atoms, molecules, elements, and compounds. Students in the course will explore metrics, measurement, equilibrium, chain reactions, organic compounds, and the chemist's toolbox with on and off-computer lessons and experiments. The course units include text-based lessons, on and off-computer exercises, special projects, learning games, quizzes, and tests that appeal to today's digital generation.

Throughout the course, students will explore the following topics:

  • Estimation and Measurement
  • Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures
  • Gasses, Mass, and Moles
  • The History of Chemistry
  • Atomic and Molecular Structure
  • Chemical Bonding and Stoichiometry
  • Chemical Changes and Reactions
  • Equilibrium
  • Chemistry Tools
  • Organic Chemistry and Hydrocarbons

 Spanish II
As they travel throughout the world studying the culture of Hispanic people, students in this interactive elective will improve speaking, writing, listening, and reading, as they build their vocabulary, compose more complex sentences, and practice grammar and pronunciation skills. Communication skills grow as students become increasingly articulate in this pervasive romance language and examine the culture that lies beneath. The course units include text-based lessons, on and off-computer exercises, special projects, learning games, quizzes, and tests that appeal to today's digital generation.

Throughout the course, students will explore the following topics:

  • Friends in the World
  • Friends in Chile
  • Friends in Venezuela
  • Friends in Peru
  • Friends in Columbia
  • Friends in Guatemala
  • Friends in Bolivia and Ecuador
  • Friends in Costa Rica
  • Friends in Paraguay and Uruguay
  • Friends in Nicaragua



French II
French II is an advanced two-semester elective that encourages students to further develop reading, writing, speaking proficiencies with adventure-themed lessons that include vocabulary, pronunciation, the parts of speech, sentence patterns, and reading comprehension. The course includes recordings of actual French speakers to strengthen students' communication skills. The course units include text-based lessons, on and off-computer exercises, special projects, learning games, quizzes, and tests that appeal to today's digital generation.

Throughout the course, students will explore the following topics:

  • Let's Go Shopping
  • At Work
  • At the Movies
  • In the City and the Countryside
  • Health
  • Winter Vacation
  • Fashion
  • At the Art Museum
  • At the Beach
  • Rites of Passage