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United States History (3rd edition)
United States History traces American
history from the time of European discovery
to the 2000 election. Students
see the influence of physical geography
and the development of the free
enterprise system. Students analyze
the structure of the American government
as it relates to various facets of
American culture and historic periods. The course emphasizes
God’s role as the Author of history. Mrs. Sherri Vick teaches this
course.
421610 Online & Books 299.00
422345 DVD & Books 299.00
222141 Student Text 57.78
129981 Student Activities Answer 35.83
Key
129932 Student Activities 29.72
125260 Teacher’s Edition (2 vols.) 71.94
129940 Tests 15.83
129957 Tests Answer Key 11.39
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Algebra 2 (3rd edition)
Mrs. Ginny Richmond creates engaging
lessons designed to motivate and
challenge the homeschool student to
extend his understanding of graphing
relations and functions and of solving
equations and inequalities. Real-world
applications combined with problemsolving
techniques result in dynamic
opportunities for student success. Hands-on activities and calculator
programming will motivate your student to dig deeper into
his study of math. Further study of logarithms, trigonometry, sequences
and series, and probability and statistics will also allow
for breadth of understanding and preparation for the course of
study that God has planned for him in the future.
413880 Online & Books 299.00
413229 DVD & Books 299.00
279141 Student Text 53.89
286401 Teacher’s Edition with CD 80.00
(2 vol)
VIDEO LESSONS
Grade 11
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English 11
English 11 includes one semester of Writing & Grammar 11
and one semester of American Literature.
This course reviews the writing process—planning,
drafting, revising, and
publishing. It includes a systematic
review of grammatical and mechanical
skills. Students create portfolios that
include twelve distinct writing assignments:
analytical essay, in-class essay,
folk tale, letter to the editor, memoir,
parallelism, interview, critical response to literature, analogy, narrative
poem, hymn, and a research paper. Students participate
in specific aspects of publishing, including mailing a letter to
the editor, submitting a poem for publication, and interviewing
an important person in their lives. Dr. Lesa Seibert teaches this
90-day course.
In this distance-learning course, students
read chronologically through
American literature from the 1600s
to the present, focusing on four
major literary periods: Early American,
Romantic, Realistic, and Modern.
Reading a variety of authors, your
student will note the writer’s influence
on society as well as society’s influence on them. Your student
will develop an appreciation of American literature by seeing
the fundamental elements of literature illustrated in specific
works. The course builds on instruction from previous years to
demonstrate the development of literature. Miss Jennifer Martini
teaches this 90-day course.
418954 Online & Books 299.00
422311 DVD & Books 299.00
Writing & Grammar 11 (2nd edition)
189696 Student Worktext 29.72
189662 Teacher’s Edition 69.72
189688 Tests 15.83
189670 Tests Answer Key 11.39
American Literature (2nd edition)
273714 Student Text 56.67
188920 Teacher’s Edition (2 vols.) 73.33
188938 Tests 15.83
188953 Tests Answer Key 11.39
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