The core lesson for the Hamlet collaborative project, guiding students through thematic analysis, soliloquy performance, and final presentation preparation.

A lesson focused on the structure of Shakespearean sonnets through the lens of modern pop music, covering iambic pentameter, rhyme schemes, and creative adaptation.

An introductory lesson for Romeo and Juliet where students explore central themes of love, loyalty, and conflict through an anticipatory guide and class discussion.

A comparative lesson for 9th-grade students focusing on the theme of silence and expression in David Mitchell's 'Black Swan Green' and Keats' 'Ode on a Grecian Urn'.

A comprehensive introduction and overview of 'Hamlet,' covering plot, characters, and the central themes that define the tragedy.

A scaffolded lesson designed to help 9th-grade students compare the central ideas of Keats' 'Ode on a Grecian Urn' and Rilke's 'Letter One' through evidence collection and thesis construction.

A 10th-grade ELA lesson exploring how narrative perspective shapes reader understanding. Students analyze a core text and experiment with rewriting scenes from diverse viewpoints to uncover hidden emotional layers and thematic shifts.

A deep dive into the fourth act of Shakespeare's Hamlet, focusing on the parallel descents of Ophelia and Laertes, the escalating theme of revenge, and Hamlet's shifting mask of madness.

Focuses on the chaotic events of Chapter 16, including the third bomb at the bridal shower, and analyzes character motives and plot sequencing.

A comprehensive lesson on identifying speech types, rhetorical devices, and listening styles through interactive matching and color-coding activities.

A creative and interactive exploration of speech terminology, literary devices, and rhetorical structures designed for high school students.

This lesson introduces students to the basics of digital publishing using Book Creator, focusing on essential tools for layout and design.

Students learn the art of descriptive writing and character development by analyzing and expanding upon a unique protagonist design featuring a cheerleader with white glasses.

A comprehensive introduction to the four primary types of speeches and the nuances of formal versus informal public speaking. Students explore informative, persuasive, entertaining, and inspirational speaking styles through detailed guides and vocabulary.

A comprehensive guide to mastering the art of public speaking, covering the entire process from rhetorical writing to confident stage delivery.

A comprehensive introduction to public speaking, covering speech types, delivery methods, and the fundamental steps to craft a compelling presentation.

Compares Lincoln-Douglas and Public Forum debate formats, preparing students for competitive environments.

Teaches students how to find, evaluate, and cite credible evidence to support their arguments.

Explores logical reasoning and common logical fallacies that undermine debate arguments.

Introduces the Claim-Warrant-Data model of argumentation and basic structures for building a persuasive case.

Focuses on non-verbal communication, vocal variety, and overcoming stage fright to establish a professional presence.

An in-depth analysis of Ender Wiggin's journey through Battle School, exploring the psychological and ethical challenges he faces as a child commander.

A reflective lesson helping students capture and detail their experiences from February break through structured graphic organizers and self-assessment.

A lesson focused on analyzing how characters evolve throughout a literary text, culminating in a formal literary analysis essay. Students will explore the relationship between plot events and internal character shifts.

In this lesson, students will practice synthesizing information from an informational text and a poem. They will learn to identify shared themes and contrasting perspectives to develop a comprehensive understanding of the aging process.

An advanced rhetorical analysis lesson for AP Language students focusing on the SOAPSTone method to deconstruct non-fiction texts and identify the speaker's line of reasoning.