Persepolis Identity Quest

An Orton-Gillingham instructional sequence for an older student focusing on open syllables, multi-syllable pacing, final suffix spellings (-tion vs -sion), and consonant-le syllables. It incorporates sophisticated design elements and nonsense word application to reinforce linguistic rules.

A welcoming first-day lesson for ELA designed to unpack students' creative identities, reading styles, and writing voices through collaborative icebreakers, reflective diagnostics, and engaging visuals.

A printable student booklet featuring an ELA interest inventory, a creative visual reading profile, and a diagnostic writing prompt centered on personal identity.

A comprehensive 20-day TSIA2 English prep sequence integrated with Texas World History content. Students journey chronologically from early civilizations to the modern era, mastering reading comprehension and writing conventions through high-yield daily practice questions.

An intermediate English lesson based on New Concept English Book 2 Lesson 1. Students analyze narrative word order (Subject + Verb + Object + Adverb), practice simple past tense, and explore social etiquette in public spaces through a highly structured, rigorous curriculum.

A vibrant visual presentation guiding students through first-day ELA icebreakers, class expectations, and a collaborative reading and writing identity prompt.

A comprehensive, 18-week (90-day) diagnostic and mastery program designed to build high-yield Greek and Latin root knowledge. Formatted for daily 6-minute warm-ups, this sequence prepares high school students for the reading and vocabulary challenges of the NYS ELA Regents Exam through standard-aligned, text-based practice and creative word generation.

A comprehensive introductory lesson designed to welcome ESL students to Engsol 1 and Engsol 2, establishing classroom expectations, routines, and building confidence from day one.

A comprehensive first-day ELA lesson plan and facilitation guide for teachers. Features structured pacing, discussion prompts, scaffolded icebreakers, and rubrics for analyzing student writing and reading diagnostics.

A 3-day warm-up sequence for high school English students focused on identifying and replacing vague language with precise nouns, active verbs, and specific modifiers to improve writing clarity and voice.

A comprehensive lesson on understanding and applying the narrative story arc. Students learn about the six key stages of plot development and use a structured, blueprint-themed graphic organizer to map out and brainstorm their own narrative essays.

An engaging, highly visual 5-slide presentation designed to project during the lesson. It includes a Do Now prompt, vocabulary check, the core reading climax, grammar structural matrices, and a Turn-and-Talk discussion prompt.