Grade 11 Lesson Plans
All subjects available for this grade level.
Aligned to Ontario Curriculum Expectations
12 subjects · 74 units · 235 topics
Ages 16-17
The Arts
This course explores the intersection of technical proficiency and conceptual depth across visual arts, music, dance, and theater. Students engage in advanced creative processes while critically analyzing the social and historical contexts that shape artistic production in Canada and globally.
Biology
An intensive exploration of the complexity of life from the molecular level to entire ecosystems. Students investigate the mechanisms of inheritance, the diversity of living organisms, and the physiological systems that maintain human health.
Canadian & World Studies
An exploration of world history to the 16th century, the Canadian legal system, economic theory, and regional geography. Students analyze the forces that have shaped human societies and contemporary Canadian identity.
Chemistry
This course explores the fundamental principles of chemical science by examining the relationship between atomic structure and macroscopic properties. Students investigate chemical reactions, quantify matter through stoichiometry, and analyze the energy changes and behaviors of solutions in the physical world.
Computer Science
This course explores the foundations of computer science through advanced programming structures, algorithmic efficiency, and systems architecture. Students build complex software solutions while examining the social and ethical implications of emerging technologies in a global context.
Economics
This course explores how individuals and societies manage scarcity through decision making and resource allocation. Students analyze market structures, government intervention, and the complexities of the global economy to understand the forces shaping their financial lives.
French / Modern Languages
This course focuses on developing spontaneous oral interaction and complex written expression through the study of global Francophone cultures. Students analyze diverse media and literature to refine their linguistic precision while exploring contemporary social issues and personal identity.
Geography
This course investigates the complex interactions between physical environments and human societies. Students analyze spatial patterns, resource management, and the geopolitical forces that shape our modern world through a geographic lens.
Language Arts
This course explores how diverse voices shape the Canadian and global literary landscape. Students engage with complex texts to refine their analytical writing, critical thinking, and oral communication skills while investigating the intersection of identity and society.
Mathematics
This course explores the behavior of functions, trigonometric identities, and algebraic sequences. Students develop abstract reasoning skills by modeling real world phenomena through quadratic, exponential, and trigonometric lenses.
PE & Health
This course focuses on empowering students to take responsibility for their own health and physical activity levels. Students explore advanced movement sequences, leadership in sports, and the complex relationship between mental health, nutrition, and lifelong fitness.
Physics
This course explores the fundamental principles governing the physical world through rigorous mathematical modeling and laboratory investigation. Students investigate the relationships between force, energy, and fields to understand how physical laws shape our technological and natural environment.