StudySync Core ELA Amer Lit, Standard Unitized Student Bundle, 1-year print and digital, plus 1 novel

Study Sync Core ELA American Lit Standard Unitized Student Bundle The American Literature Course is available for eleventh grade students. The standard bundle comes with print and digital for the number of years purchased. The six units in this course are organized chronologically and put a greater emphasis on the literary periodswhich produced the texts examined. All 6 units are in separate interactive texts called Reading and Writing Companions.The print Student Edition allows students to transition to offline work seamlessly. It includes every text from the Thematic units, as well as all accompanying Think Questions, Skills Focus, and Writing Prompts. Sample student annotations appear in the margins of every First Read and Close Read text to provide students with a model for effective annotation and analysis. The Student Edition also includes Writing Process, Writing Skill, and Grammar lessons from the Extended Writing Project. The American Literature Grade 11 Units take students through literary and nonfiction texts that catpure key periods in American literature, beginning with the early American period and moving through time to the contemporary moment. With a focus on more canonical text, these courses are a rigorous option for more advanced students which can be paired with StudySync’s digital platform to ensure comprehensive skills and standards practice. This flexible approach, with multiple novel study options in addition to the thematic unit, both of which provide the same skill and standards practice, means that teachers who use StudySync can adapt it to the unique requirements of their school and classroom. Students willl complete all their assignments digitally or print. This is a one year subscription for print and digital plus 1 novel the teacher chooses. In the StudySync digital student platform, 9–12 students can access assignments, view completed work in their binder, and search the StudySync digital library of texts. When students log in, they see assignments that have yet to be completed. When students choose an assignment, they have automatic access to any scaffolds or graphic organizers associated with that lesson.