MB Grade 11 English Curriculum
Support your Grade 11 student with lessons and practice that follow what Manitoba schools teach, covering listening, speaking, reading, writing, and representing.
MB Grade 11 English Curriculum
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- ELA.11.A1.1.1Listen critically to understand analyze and interpret point of view values and biases stereotypes or prejudices from oral information and ideas heard reflect on contributions of others to evaluate effectiveness credibility ethics of ideas heard and apply to own understanding
- Critical Literacy Identify Bias Oral Text
- Critical Analysis Bias Perspectives
- Critical Analysis Identify Perspectives
- ELA.11.A1.2.1Evaluate and adjust use of supportive non-verbal cues and inclusive social conventions when listening to and receiving contributions of others to ensure respectful and attentive listening appreciating multiple perspectives from diverse audiences
- Listening Comprehension Note Taking Strategy
- Active Listening Verbal Nonverbal Cues
- ELA.11.A1.3.1Evaluate language and comments from diverse perspectives to create and sustain inclusive dialogue determine what additional information research is needed to deepen investigation or conversation reflect on interactions to ensure all voices and perspectives are received respected and valued across contexts
- Interpersonal Speaking Strategies Purpose
- Speaking Strategies Purpose Audience
- Speaking Strategies Interpersonal Situations
- ELA.11.A1.4.1Ask multifaceted questions considering viewpoints and perspectives to extend breadth and depth of thought clarify verify or challenge ideas and conclusions using tactful language to disagree and solve problems
- Listening Strategies Complex Oral Texts
- Listening Strategies For Complex Texts
- Active Listening Formulating Questions
- ELA.11.A1.4.2Develop interviewing skills conduct oral history projects and create documentary materials while learning to preserve personal and community stories through effective questioning and recording techniques
- Listening Tasks Presentations And Interviews
- Listening Tasks Presentation Understanding
- Listening Tasks Online And Lyrics
- ELA.11.A1.5.1Demonstrate mastery flexibility and creativity when using rules and structures of oral language and expanded vocabulary according to different contexts purposes and audiences apply understanding and knowledge of how language functions to clearly articulate and communicate thoughts and ideas
- Word Choice Stylistic Devices
- Word Choice Vocabulary And Style
- Word Choice Workplace Terminology
- ELA.11.A1.6.1Analyze language use figurative language rhetorical devices to enrich meaning and style tailored to demands of varying contexts audiences and communicative goals reflect on impact of expressive language choices and adjust
- Diction And Devices Communicate Engage
- Diction And Devices
- Advanced Grammar and Syntax Analysis
- ELA.11.A2.4.1Analyze and evaluate morphological knowledge including etymology study of word origins to analyze words for deeper understanding application and accurate spelling of specialized technical and disciplinary words
- Word Origins and Development
- Advanced Word Origins
- Vocabulary Development Etymology and Context
- ELA.11.A2.5.1Apply extensive vocabulary understanding how language functions in different contexts including figures of speech identify subtle differences associations in meaning of words with similar definitions and use appropriately use different sources to locate word pronunciations and clarify precise meanings parts of speech including etymology or standard usage
- Vocabulary Building Using Strategies
- Vocabulary Building Explore And Expand
- Vocabulary Building Workplace Terms
- ELA.11.A2.6.1Apply range of fluency skills and strategies to comprehend and analyze complex text demonstrate sophisticated pacing which allows for deep analysis inference and critical reading of ideas tone mood and perspective
- Comprehension Understanding Complex Texts
- Comprehension Strategies Understanding Complex
- Comprehension Skimming Collaborating
- ELA.11.B1.1.1Examine prior knowledge to develop interpretations of variety of text engage in critical reflection to make inference prediction or hypothesis assess relevance and value of prior knowledge in supporting new understanding
- Making Connections Personal Knowledge Experience
- Making Connections Text World Knowledge
- Making Connections
- ELA.11.B1.2.1Create complex analytical questions and engage in independent interdisciplinary inquiry
- Research Planning Sources And Documentation
- Research Project American Dream Evolution
- ELA.11.B1.2.2Research contemporary social issues analyze public policies and examine different stakeholder perspectives while learning to evaluate policy effectiveness and propose solutions
- Critical Analysis Identifying Bias
- Critical Analysis Perspectives And Bias
- Critical Analysis Values And Attitudes
- ELA.11.B1.3.1Engage with variety of multimodal texts across genres interests and complexities to analyze different forms of media and understand how different modes can shape background knowledge perspective and media literacy skills
- Text Selection Contemporary Diverse Cultures
- Text Selection Diverse Cultural Texts
- Text Selection Contemporary Reading Purpose
- ELA.11.B1.3.2Examine digital communication platforms online privacy information security and ethical considerations while practicing responsible social media use and digital citizenship
- Ethical Research Practices Online
- Digital Conduct and Accountability
- Media Literacy and Digital Communication
- ELA.11.B1.3.3Analyze graphic novels and visual narratives that address historical events social issues and informational topics while understanding how visual and textual elements combine to inform audiences
- Elements of Visual/Graphic Texts Basic Visual Design
- Digital Interactive User Response and Input
- Visual Support For Presentations
- ELA.11.B1.4.1Synthesize information from variety of multimodal texts considering source intended audience inferred meaning and implicit bias cite evidence from multiple texts sources that strongly and thoroughly support analysis as well as inferences
- Combining Evidence Across References
- Combining Sources for Main Ideas
- Source Integration
- ELA.11.B2.1.1Critique various text cues genres features patterns across range of multimodal texts evaluate their effectiveness in achieving different purposes and connecting with diverse audiences
- Form Recognition Text Characteristics
- Form Recognition Text Form Characteristics
- Form Recognition Workplace Texts
- ELA.11.B2.1.2Study documentary theatre verbatim plays and issue-based drama while understanding how theatrical techniques can present factual information and promote social awareness
- Understanding Literary Analysis
- Greek Drama Sophocles and Tragedy
- Shakespeare Unit Hamlet
- ELA.11.B2.2.1Use and evaluate textual cues and prominent organizational patterns of range of multimodal texts to construct confirm meaning and interpretation
- Text Feature Analysis Communication Meaning
- Text Feature Meaning Analysis
- Text Feature Analysis Communication Aid
- ELA.11.B2.3.1Make predictions using background knowledge and text content and cues confirm refute modify predictions by analyzing range of text evidence compare inferences and predictions with others to consider alternative interpretations of writer's message examine explain how making modifying or confirming predictions supports text comprehension
- Making Inferences With Text Support
- Making Inferences With Textual Support
- Making Inferences From Text Evidence
- ELA.11.B2.4.1Examine connections between personal experiences range of multimodal texts and knowledge of world history events issues to develop depth of understanding and interpretations of texts
- Making Connections Text Personal Knowledge
- Making Connections Text To Personal World
- Making Connections Text Experience Compare
- ELA.11.B2.4.2Read biographies autobiographies and memoirs while analyzing how personal stories can inform readers about historical events cultural experiences and social issues
- Analysis 17th to 21st Century
- Global Text Analysis
- Epic Literature Unit The Odyssey
- ELA.11.B2.5.1Initiate and apply use of multiple strategies including other sources of information and references verify reliability to monitor and extend interpretations of text based on purpose genre and text complexity literary classics philosophical arguments technical documents satire
- Comprehension Strategies Select Understand Text
- Comprehension Strategies Using Sticky Notes
- Literary Analysis Essays Symbolism and Theme
- ELA.11.B2.5.2Analyze statistical information data visualizations and research findings while learning to evaluate methodology identify bias in data presentation and communicate findings effectively
- Content Understanding Important Ideas Support
- Content Understanding Main Ideas Details
- Content Understanding
- ELA.11.B2.5.3Study poetry and song lyrics that address social political and cultural issues while understanding how creative language can inform persuade and inspire action
- Poetry Analysis Universal Themes
- Free Verse Poetry and American Identity
- Harlem Renaissance Poetry and Cultural Expression
- ELA.11.B2.6.1Synthesize and summarize ideas concepts themes from individual or multiple texts make connections between ideas and maintain integrity to author's message avoid personal opinions or biases use summaries to support analysis or arguments
- Analyzing Sources for Key Ideas
- Sources Synthesis
- Analyzing Texts Information Ideas Themes
- ELA.11.B2.6.2Read and analyze financial documents economic reports and business communications while understanding economic concepts and personal financial planning
- Decoding Technical Terms
- Workplace Vocabulary Building
- Understanding Content Graphs And Websites
- ELA.11.B2.6.3Analyze short stories that address contemporary social issues examining how authors use narrative techniques to convey information about social problems and human experiences
- Modern Fiction Individual vs Society
- Dystopian Literature Study
- Contemporary Global Fiction
- ELA.11.B2.7.1Synthesize and communicate new ideas using discipline-specific language examine how different perspectives personal social historical and contexts cultural shape interpretation of text apply new knowledge across disciplines using variety of strategies reflect to refine and deepen understandings
- Advanced Academic Terms
- Scholarly Terms and Usage
- Technical Terms by Area
- ELA.11.B2.7.2Analyze government documents legal texts policy papers and civic resources while understanding democratic processes and citizen rights and responsibilities
- Analysis of Key US Historical Documents
- Analyzing Key US Historical Documents
- Revolutionary Period Rhetoric and Foundational Documents
- ELA.11.B2.7.3Read historical fiction that illuminates past events and cultural experiences while understanding how literary works can provide insights into historical and social contexts
- World Literature Introduction Cultural Perspectives
- World Literature African Voices
- Latin American Literature Magical Realism
- ELA.11.B3.1.1Critically assess how diversity inclusion and equity are portrayed omitted in text synthesize ideas across multiple texts and collect evidence to support claims about representation inequities and bias
- Critical Literacy Beliefs And Values
- Critical Literacy Beliefs Writing Values
- Asian Literature Cultural Perspectives
- ELA.11.B3.2.1Critique facts opinions and bias in various texts identify complex forms of bias selective omission confirmation bias framing evaluate sources and assess quality of evidence to determine whether it is credible and relevant
- Assessing Source Reliability
- Assessing Academic Online Sources
- Research Skills and Source Evaluation
- ELA.11.B3.2.2Analyze news articles broadcasts and digital media examining bias accuracy perspective and persuasive techniques while learning to identify reliable sources and evaluate information credibility
- Media Analysis Identifying Perspectives
- Media Analysis Perspectives Bias
- Media Analysis Identifying Perspective Bias
- ELA.11.B3.2.3Analyze historical documents primary sources and archival materials while understanding how to evaluate historical evidence and understand historical context and bias
- Informational Text Analysis Historical Documents
- Colonial and Native American Literature
- ELA.11.B3.3.1Investigate text creator's purpose background and motivation in selecting particular point of view identify how competing viewpoints within across texts interact and provoke critical thinking examine credibility of sources to form own opinions
- Critical Literacy Analyzing Bias Perspectives
- Critical Literacy Perspectives Power Values
- ELA.11.B3.3.2Examine advertising marketing materials and consumer information while analyzing persuasive techniques understanding consumer rights and making informed purchasing decisions
- Evaluating Media Communication
- Evaluating Media Communication Effectiveness
- Media Purpose Text Suitability
- ELA.11.B3.3.3Study satirical works including political cartoons satirical essays and comedic commentary while understanding how humor can be used to critique society and inform audiences about important issues
- Puritan Literature and Allegorical Drama
- Satire and Social Commentary in Fiction
- Civil Rights Movement Literature and Speeches
- ELA.11.B3.4.1Analyze and synthesize personal textual and societal insights to critically reflect on bias prejudice and its effect examine how bias prejudice influences reader consumer's worldview or reinforces dominant beliefs assess how personal identity race gender socioeconomic background influences interpretation
- Personal Expression Beliefs Values Writing
- Personal Expression Beliefs Values
- Personal Expression Bias Writing
- ELA.11.C1.1.1Select and clarify topic based on review of ideas generated from various experiences and contexts focus topic based on purpose perspective format and context
- Identifying Topic Purpose Writing Tasks
- Topic Purpose Audience Writing Components
- Topic/Purpose/Audience
- ELA.11.C1.2.1Integrate and evaluate multiple sources academic texts expert opinions digital media assess conflicting viewpoints bias study mentor texts and various author styles assess reliability across traditional text and digital sources audio video scholarly databases to focus expand ideas
- Basic Research Source Selection
- Advanced Research Information Discovery
- Research Locate Select Support Ideas
- ELA.11.C1.2.2Learn advanced research methods including source evaluation citation systems and academic writing conventions while producing formal research papers on contemporary issues
- Systematic Research Design
- Advanced Academic Essays
- ELA.11.C1.2.3Research career options create professional portfolios practice interview skills and develop workplace communication abilities while exploring post-secondary pathways
- Speaking Purpose Job Fairs And Interviews
- College Application Writing Personal Statements
- College Application Essays and Personal Statements
- ELA.11.C1.3.1Use range of strategies and multiple planning tools mind maps outlines research organizers interview notes to plan narrative analytical reflective or multimodal text
- Idea Development Using Strategies
- Writing Focus Topic Purpose Audience Tasks
- Writing Focus
- ELA.11.C1.4.1Choose and or adapt blend forms for different messages audiences and purposes adapt blend forms more flexibly and creatively to develop more complex text combine narrative with argument research based create script dialogue to explore opposing viewpoints on topic
- Form Writing Various Purposes
- Form Writing Different Purposes
- Form Writing Different Purposes Audiences
- ELA.11.C1.5.1Create more complex multimodal texts short films digital portfolio social media posts podcasts by integrating modes text sound video interactivity use varied thinking strategies maps flowchart storyboards to draft ideas effectively and creatively use advance digital platforms to combine design storytelling narrative voice and research to create credible message for audience
- Advanced Digital Content Development
- Digital Content Creation
- Professional Production
- ELA.11.C2.1.1Evaluate and choose appropriate organizational structures to achieve specific purpose for particular audience apply knowledge of distinctive ways conventional and digital texts are organized purpose particular audience delivery mode demonstrate use of impactful techniques and transitions to ensure unity and coherence
- Organizing Ideas Sort Main Supporting
- Organizing Ideas Using Patterns
- Organizing Ideas Sort Order Patterns
- ELA.11.C2.2.1Reread and use more varied sentence lengths and structures for emphasis rhythm and clarity sentences connect smoothly within and between paragraphs tone and voice are evident through sentence flow apply grammatical correctness to communicate meaning for others
- Logical Sentence Transitions
- Transition Sentence Structure
- Sentence Structure Write Varied Complex Forms
- ELA.11.C2.2.2Read scientific articles research papers and technical reports while learning to evaluate evidence understand research methodology and communicate scientific information to various audiences
- Complex Subject Deep Dive
- Research Design and Analysis
- Scholarly Research Methods
- ELA.11.C2.3.1Use precise purposeful and discipline specific words to suit clear purpose genre and form refine word choice to improve clarity enhance meaning and influence audience interpretation
- Diction Descriptive Words Usage
- Diction Using Descriptive Words
- Descriptive And Evocative Word Selection
- ELA.11.C2.3.2Develop skills in constructing logical arguments using evidence reasoning and persuasive techniques while learning to identify fallacies and evaluate opposing viewpoints
- Advanced Persuasive Reasoning
- Advanced Analysis Methods
- Argumentative Writing
- ELA.11.C2.3.3Write technical documents including instructions manuals procedures and reports using appropriate formatting visual aids and clear precise language for specific audiences
- Manual Writing Standards
- Workplace Text Forms Writing Purpose
- Organizing Ideas
- ELA.11.C2.4.1Construct voice that is clear consistent and appropriate for purpose and audience use rhetorical strategies to enhance voice hyperbole metaphor adjust voice and tone in text deliberately for different forms genres and audiences
- Voice Establishing Distinctive Tone
- Voice For Audience And Purpose
- Writing Voice Purpose Audience
- ELA.11.C2.4.2Learn to write grant proposals project proposals and funding requests while understanding persuasive writing techniques and formal proposal structures
- Argumentative Research Writing
- Informative Research Writing and Documentation
- ELA.11.C2.4.3Study and create creative non-fiction including personal essays narrative journalism and literary journalism while learning how creative techniques can enhance informational writing
- Creative Writing
- Creative Writing Short Fiction and Poetry
- Creative and Narrative Writing
- ELA.11.C2.5.1Refine coherence voice and logical progression of ideas details identify and correct issues of logic repetition redundances and or ineffective transitions review sentence mechanics and revise to include more variety for clarity emphasis or tone reflect critically on feedback received articulate reasons for changes made to text
- Revision Content Organization Clarity
- Revision Teacher Modelled Strategies
- Writing Improvement Content Clarity
- ELA.11.C2.5.2Research environmental issues scientific topics and current events while writing formal reports that synthesize information from multiple sources and present findings clearly
- Reviewing Content Relevance Accuracy
- Informative Writing Explanatory Essays
- Environmental Literature and Science Writing
- ELA.11.C3.1.1Write fluently to ensure clarity and coherence of written information for self audience integrate word processing skills into text creation process including editing formatting and publishing use advanced formatting tools styles tables layout design to enhance communication and ensure clarity for reader
- Publishing Presentation Features
- Spelling Using Rules And Patterns
- Presentation Features Clarity
- ELA.11.C3.1.2Create professional documents including business letters reports proposals and presentations while practicing workplace communication protocols and email etiquette
- Clear Expression Communicate Appropriately
- Interpersonal Strategies Customer Service
- Topic Purpose Audience Write Documents
- ELA.11.C3.2.1Integrate range of spelling patterns and rules to accurately spell complex academic or unfamiliar words apply knowledge of Latin Greek roots and affixes to spell complex vocabulary use etymology study of word origins to predict explain spellings analyze why different spellings are used in different regions or styles and recognize how alternative spellings can reflect tone historical context regional dialect or character identity
- Spelling Accuracy Rules And Strategies
- Spelling Rules And Strategies
- Spelling Accuracy Using Resources
- ELA.11.C3.3.1Capitalization is applied precisely across range of writing genres essays formal letters creative writing proper adjectives Victorian Shakespearean with legal academic and political titles in digital or media contexts headlines blog titles email etiquette
- Language Conventions Spelling Grammar
- Producing Drafts Meeting Criteria
- Basic Grammar Convention Application
- ELA.11.C3.4.1Understand and apply punctuation choices in compound-complex sentences colons semi-colons and dashes embedded or multi-layered quotations to enhance tone emphasis and complex meaning use punctuation flexibly across genres formal informal understand how punctuation contributes to clarity of message and to credibility and polish of text
- Punctuation Communicating Meaning
- Punctuation Usage Correct Writing
- ELA.11.C3.5.1Create final copy of multimodal project often with critical lens documentary-style videos digital portfolios multimedia essays demonstrate mastery in selecting and integrating modes to enhance message multimedia essay using embedded videos hyperlinks and visuals to argue position on contemporary issue created for public audience
- Final Products Meeting Polished Criteria
- Final Products Polished Criteria
- Creating Polished Documents
- ELA.11.C3.5.2Design and create websites blogs or digital publications to share research findings and analysis while understanding web design principles and digital communication strategies
- Media Creation For Various Purposes
- Digital Publishing and Portfolio Creation
- Digital and Multimedia Storytelling
- ELA.11.D1.1.1Experiment with tone volume and expression to enhance credibility emotion or argument adjust delivery for formal informal contexts use vocal elements to shape meaning and to effectively communicate ideas
- Voice Usage With Tone Pace Volume
- Voice Using Tone Pace And Volume
- Voice Usage Tone Volume Appropriately
- ELA.11.D1.1.2Practice public speaking skills including speech organization delivery techniques audience analysis and use of visual aids while presenting on informational topics
- Understanding Presentation Visual Aids
- Vocal Strategies Tone Pace Volume Emphasis
- Speech and Presentation Skills
- ELA.11.D1.2.1Utilize variety of elements visual and multimedia to enhance oral and written communication evaluate sources and effectiveness of elements for audience
- Audio Visual Aids For Presentations
- Audio Visual Aids Supporting Presentations
- Audio Visual Aids Support Enhance Present
- ELA.11.D1.3.1Adapt structure and language for multimedia or group presentation to clearly communicate message organize points for rhetorical effect emotional point first strongest point last and connects ideas to keep audience engaged
- Understanding Presentation Strategy Effectiveness
- Presentation Strategies Evaluate Techniques
- Presentation Analysis Evaluate Strategy
- ELA.11.D1.3.2Create advocacy materials including letters to editors petition language and community proposals while learning how effective communication can promote social change and civic participation
- Voice Establish Distinctive Purpose
- Civil Rights Rhetoric and Persuasive Writing
- Vietnam War Literature and Moral Complexity
- ELA.11.D2.1.1Analyze evaluate and review personal growth as listener speaker reader writer viewer and representer and focus on how to approach new challenges through strategic decisions
- Improvement Strategy Planning
- Strategy Reflection And Improvement Steps
- Strategy Reflection Metacognition Improvement
- ELA.11.D2.2.1Use course criteria to assess learning use tools such as exit tickets reflection slips self-quizzes digital portfolios etc to assess own understanding learning
- Reflective Strategy Steps
- Strategy Reflection Writing Improvement
- Strategy Reflection Helpful Strategies
- ELA.11.D2.3.1Receive descriptive feedback from others reflect on how to refine strategies for listening speaking reading viewing writing or representing
- Extending Understanding Personal Connections
- Extending Understanding Personal Experience
- Draft Creation Meeting Revision Criteria
- ELA.11.D2.4.1Reflect on and set specific short long term learning goals to continue to develop as listener speaker reader writer viewer representer plan steps to achieve goals
- Reflection On Strategy Improvement
- Resource Based Vocabulary
- ELA.11.D2.5.1Monitor progress by collecting evidence of learning track growth towards goal achievement
- Advanced Reading Improvement Methods
- Basic Reading Strategy Analysis
- Strategy Reflection Rate Understanding
- ELA.11.D2.5.2Create comprehensive portfolio showcasing informational writing research projects and professional communication skills while reflecting on preparation for post-secondary education and career readiness
- Writing Portfolio Growth Selection
- Writing Portfolio Growth Samples
- Work Collection Growth Examples
Grade 11 English
About Grade 11 Manitoba English
Manitoba follows the Manitoba Curriculum Framework of Outcomes, organized around the five strands of listening, speaking, reading, writing, and representing. In Grade 11, students analyze complex texts, develop persuasive and research-based writing, evaluate media and multimodal sources, engage in critical oral communication, and reflect on their own growth as language users. StudyPug provides step-by-step lessons, guided practice, and worked examples aligned to every strand in this course.
- ✓Strands covered: Listening and Speaking, Reading, Writing, Representing and Viewing, and Language Study
- ✓Step-by-step lessons and guided practice for every strand
- ✓Practice problems and worked examples aligned to Manitoba Curriculum
- ✓Self-assessment tools and reflection supports to track progress
Curriculum topics by strand
Find lessons and practice for every Grade 11 English strand, aligned to the Manitoba Curriculum Framework of Outcomes.
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MB Grade 11 English Topics
- Listening and Speaking: Critically analyzing oral information, evaluating point of view and bias, conducting oral history projects, applying interviewing skills, using figurative language and rhetorical devices in speech, and adapting delivery for different contexts and audiences.
- Reading: Applying fluency and comprehension strategies with complex texts, analyzing multimodal and media texts, evaluating source credibility and bias, examining historical documents, literary texts, and informational genres including biographies, short stories, satire, poetry, and financial documents.
- Writing: Producing analytical, persuasive, narrative, and research-based texts, writing technical and professional documents, developing voice and rhetorical strategies, and creating multimodal projects including short films, digital portfolios, and multimedia essays.
- Representing and Viewing: Creating and evaluating multimodal texts, designing websites and digital publications, presenting oral and multimedia projects, and producing advocacy and community materials.
- Language Study: Applying spelling patterns, punctuation rules, grammar conventions, vocabulary including etymology and morphology, and capitalization across a range of writing genres and contexts.
- Self-Assessment and Reflection: Setting short and long-term learning goals, collecting evidence of growth, receiving and responding to descriptive feedback, and building a comprehensive portfolio for post-secondary readiness.
How StudyPug Helps MB Grade 11 English Students
When a student gets stuck on a reading analysis task or struggles to structure a persuasive essay, StudyPug provides step-by-step explanations and worked examples that walk through the thinking process clearly. Students can revisit any strand at their own pace, whether they need support with media literacy, oral communication, or formal research writing.
Practice problems tied directly to Manitoba Curriculum strands let students build confidence before tests and assignments, while self-assessment tools help them track their own progress and identify where to focus next.
Aligned to MB Grade 11 English Curriculum
All StudyPug Grade 11 English content is organized to match the Manitoba Curriculum Framework of Outcomes, covering listening, speaking, reading, writing, representing, viewing, and language study as taught in Manitoba classrooms. Families can be confident the material their child practices on StudyPug reflects what is expected at school.
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