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Grade 11 skill plan
Every Grade 11 skill in Vita, in the order we suggest teaching them. Tap a skill to practice it, or print the plan and check skills off as your child earns each gold star.
72 skills this year: 41 math, 31 language arts. That's about 2 a week over a 36-week school year, and 15 to 20 minutes of practice a day is plenty for most kids.
Standards: Common Core State Standards for math and language arts.
Math 41 skills
Complex numbers and polynomials
- 11.1Powers of iHSN-CN.A.2
- 11.2Add and subtract complex numbersHSN-CN.A.2
- 11.3Multiply complex numbersHSN-CN.A.2
- 11.4The Remainder TheoremHSA-APR.B.2
- 11.5Zeros of polynomialsHSA-APR.B.3
- 11.6End behaviorHSF-IF.C.7c
- 11.7The complex planeHSN-CN.B.4
- 11.8Absolute value of a complex numberHSN-CN.B.4
- 11.9Zeros from a polynomial graphHSA-APR.B.3
- 11.10Divide polynomialsHSA-APR.D.6
- 11.11Complex conjugatesHSN-CN.A.3
- 11.12Imaginary solutionsHSN-CN.C.7
Rational and radical expressions
- 11.13Simplify rational expressionsHSA-APR.D.6
- 11.14Rational exponentsHSN-RN.A.2
- 11.15Solve radical equationsHSA-REI.A.2
- 11.16Asymptotes of rational functionsHSF-IF.C.7d
Exponentials and logarithms
- 11.17Evaluate logarithmsHSF-BF.B.5
- 11.18Properties of logarithmsHSF-LE.A.4
- 11.19Solve exponential equationsHSF-LE.A.4
- 11.20Solve logarithmic equationsHSF-LE.A.4
- 11.21Half-lifeHSF-LE.A.2
- 11.22Match an exponential graphHSF-LE.A.2
- 11.23Exponential and log formHSF-LE.A.4
- 11.24ln and eHSF-LE.A.4
Functions and trigonometry
- 11.25Inverse functionsHSF-BF.B.4a
- 11.26Composite functionsHSF-BF.A.1c
- 11.27The unit circleHSF-TF.A.2
- 11.28Degrees and radiansHSF-TF.A.1
- 11.29Graphs of absolute value functionsHSF-BF.B.3
- 11.30Amplitude and periodHSF-TF.B.5
- 11.31Shift a functionHSF-BF.B.3
- 11.32Period from the equationHSF-TF.B.5
- 11.33Arc length with radiansHSF-TF.A.1
Sequences and statistics
- 11.34Arithmetic and geometric sequencesHSF-BF.A.2
- 11.35The normal distributionHSS-ID.A.4
- 11.36Conditional probabilityHSS-CP.A.4
- 11.37Arithmetic seriesHSA-SSE.B.4
- 11.38z-scoresHSS-ID.A.4
- 11.39The 68-95-99.7 ruleHSS-ID.A.4
- 11.40Sampling methodsHSS-IC.B.3
- 11.41Finite geometric seriesHSA-SSE.B.4
Language arts 31 skills
Grammar and usage
- 11.1Commonly confused wordsL.11-12.1
- 11.2Who or whom?L.11-12.1
- 11.3HyphensL.11-12.2a
- 11.4Sentence typesL.11-12.3
- 11.5Clear pronoun referenceL.11-12.1
- 11.6The subjunctive moodL.11-12.1
- 11.7Comma splices and run-onsL.11-12.2
- 11.8Semicolons in complex listsL.11-12.2
Vocabulary
- 11.9Greek and Latin rootsL.11-12.4b
- 11.10Context cluesL.11-12.4a
- 11.11Synecdoche, metonymy and apostropheL.11-12.5a
- 11.12Word analogiesL.11-12.5b
- 11.13Foreign words and phrasesL.11-12.4
Rhetoric and argument
- 11.14Anaphora, antithesis and chiasmusRI.11-12.6
- 11.15More logical fallaciesRI.11-12.8
- 11.16Types of claimsW.11-12.1a
- 11.17Rebutting a counterclaimW.11-12.1b
- 11.18Founding documentsRI.11-12.9
- 11.19Hidden assumptionsRI.11-12.8
- 11.20How an author defines a key termRI.11-12.4
- 11.21Premises and conclusionsRI.11-12.8
American literature
- 11.22American literary movementsRL.11-12.9
- 11.23Satire, parody and sarcasmRL.11-12.6
- 11.24Types of conflictRL.11-12.3
- 11.25Major American authorsRL.11-12.9
- 11.26Unreliable narratorsRL.11-12.6
- 11.27Dialect in literatureRL.11-12.4
- 11.28Tone shiftsRL.11-12.4
Writing
- 11.29Credible sourcesW.11-12.8
- 11.30Synthesize sourcesW.11-12.7
- 11.31Precise word choiceL.11-12.6
Tip for homeschool families: the progress report on your Family page shows which of these skills your child has mastered, with dates. Print both to keep a record of the year.