Eleventh Grade Scope and Sequence

Eleventh Grade Scope and Sequence
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$math.jpg (13944 bytes)$ ALGEBRA II		Review of set theory Quadratic relations Introduction to real number axioms and applications Quadratic systems Geometric sequences and series Polynomial functions Sentences with one variable Conic sections (parabolas, and hyperbolas) Linear equations and graphs Computations, permutations, combinations, and probability Multiplying polynomials Factoring monomials, squares, groups, and open sentences Exponential functions Fractions and operations Logarithms and antilogarithms Rational numbers as decimals Binomial expansions First and second degree functions Matrices and their properties Radical and operating with radicals Determinants of equations Complex numbers Systems of equations Quadratic equations, and quadratic solutions

ENGLISH III		Language and Writing American Literature: Colonial Period, Period of Independence, Founding Period, Expansion Period, Period of National Struggle, Period of Transition, Period of World Recognition Sentence fragments, complete, and run on sentences Review of rules of capitalization and punctuation Answering essay questions Review and writing of four kinds of paragraphs Grammar Planning and writing an essay Review of verbs (kinds, tenses, functions, moods, voices) Developing setting, character, and plot for a short story Review of nouns (functions, plurals, possessives, classifications) Planning and researching a term paper Review of pronouns Writing a term paper Review of adjectives and adverbs Literature Review of phrases and clauses Evaluating Literature Prepositions, conjunctions, interjections, expletives, nominative absolutes Characteristics of the novel Verbals

AMERICAN GOVERNMENT		Ancient governments and their foundations Constitutional amendments The European basis of government State and local governments Colonial basis of government Citizenship Federalism Political parties Congress and the legislative branch The United States in the world communities Executive branch of government Judicial branch of government

CHEMISTRY		Introduction to chemistry and how it relates to you Acids, bases, oxides, and hydroxides Basic Elements of chemistry--matter, compounds, mixtures, elements, atoms, molecules, atomic properties Chemical kinetics and equilibrium Oxidation-reduction reactions and electrochemistry Phases of matter Descriptive chemistry Chemical bonding Organic chemistry Stoichiometry and chemical reactions Modern chemistry Solutions

BIBLE		Students may take a high school Bible elective