A poetry analysis lesson where students take on the role of 'Literacy Analysts' to decode complex texts and lead their own learning. Through the lens of leadership and self-oversight, students learn to break down stanzas, identify literary devices, and uncover deeper themes.

Deconstructs the components of a powerful argument, focusing on claim development, rhetorical devices, and the strategic use of evidence and counter-arguments.

Explores informational texts by analyzing organizational patterns, central ideas, and how authors use specific evidence to build complex explanations.

Focuses on the structural elements of fiction, specifically character complexity, plot architecture, and the impact of author's craft on mood and tone.