A comprehensive goal-setting and reflection system for ELA students to track their progress in IXL diagnostics and unit tests, featuring a collaborative teacher-student feedback loop.

A deep dive into the themes of Karen Schwabach's 'The Hope Chest', exploring the historical context of the Women's Suffrage movement through literary analysis. Students will identify core themes and provide textual evidence.

A deep dive into the chapter 'God and Dylan Thomas' from Walter Dean Myers' memoir, focusing on Walter's internal struggle with his identity as a reader and his place in Harlem. Students will analyze character motivations and summarize key events through visual and written exercises.

A comprehensive lesson introducing middle school students to the four main types of conjunctions: coordinating, subordinating, correlative, and conjunctive adverbs. Students will learn to identify these connectors and apply correct punctuation rules to build more complex and professional sentences.

A lesson designed to help newcomer English learners express gratitude to paraprofessionals using structured sentence frames and targeted vocabulary.

A 20-minute focused session teaching students how to bridge raw evidence to their claims using the 'ICE' method (Introduce, Cite, Explain), ensuring every quote or fact directly supports their stance.

A Chapter 6 analysis focusing on Gatsby's idealized vision of Daisy and the conflict between his dreams and reality. Tailored for ELL Level 2 students with visual support and scaffolded writing tasks.

A lesson focused on mastering the RACES writing strategy through structured practice and architectural-themed guided writing.

A comprehensive study guide for Act 5 of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, designed for WIDA level 3 English language learners. Includes vocabulary, summary completion, literary term analysis, and event sequencing.

A level 2 ELL assignment focused on character identity and rumors in Chapter 6 of The Great Gatsby, featuring simplified language and sentence scaffolds.

A lesson covering Chapter 3 of Treasure Island, where Jim travels to Bristol, meets Long John Silver, and prepares to set sail on the Hispaniola. Focuses on character introduction, nautical vocabulary, and analyzing the early signs of conflict.

A comprehensive lesson on RL.8.6, focusing on how authors manipulate point of view and dramatic irony to create suspense and humor. Includes instructional slides, a reference anchor chart, and EOG-style practice.

A deep dive into the linguistic control mechanisms of Oceania, focusing on the vocabulary and structural goals of Newspeak as described in George Orwell's 1984.

A comprehensive review lesson covering 27 Greek and Latin roots to help developmental reading students prepare for their morphology assessment through gamified slides and a decoding worksheet.

A comprehensive lesson on Leo Tolstoy's 'The Three Questions', focusing on plot, character development, and theme through interactive Word Splash vocabulary and collaborative analysis.

A comprehensive B1/B2 prep lesson focusing on PET Writing (Email, Article, Story) and FCE Multiple Matching strategies across diverse themes.

A summative assessment and answer key covering the final chapters of 'All American Boys', focusing on Quinn's development, the community's reaction, and the culminating protest.

Develops context clue strategies using the specific academic and legalistic vocabulary found in Sierra's disciplinary hearing and school policy.

Analyzes the types of conflict (Person vs. Society) and the plot progression as Sierra's mistake turns into a full-scale disciplinary crisis.

Focuses on character analysis of Sierra and the school administration, using an 'Evidence Board' approach to track traits and motivations.