A comprehensive final assessment for 'The Crucible' including multiple choice questions, quote identification, and extended response prompts focusing on integrity and societal themes.

A final slide deck summarizing Act 4 of 'The Crucible', highlighting John Proctor's moral dilemma, the theme of personal integrity, and the resolution of the Salem witch trials.

A worksheet focused on Acts 2 and 3 of 'The Crucible', asking students to analyze character relationships, dramatic irony, and the shifting power dynamics within Salem.

A slide deck covering Acts 2 and 3 of 'The Crucible', focusing on the Proctor household tensions, the poppet evidence, and the climactic courtroom scene.

A student worksheet for Act 1 of 'The Crucible', featuring historical context questions, character identification, and analysis of the plot's inciting incidents.

An introductory slide deck for 'The Crucible' Act 1, covering the historical context of Puritanism and McCarthyism, key characters, and the initial plot developments.

A scaffolded analysis worksheet providing pre-filled paraphrasing for 'Still I Rise', visual connotation mapping spaces for 'Hope is the thing with feathers', and a guided 'Your Turn' section for independent practice. Corrected layout issues and writing space.

A teacher's reference guide for the CEA Writing lesson. It provides session goals, instructional strategies for academic writing, answer keys for practice activities, and solutions for common student writing misconceptions.

A student-facing checklist for constructing arguments using the Claim-Evidence-Analysis (CEA) framework. It includes specific criteria for each component and a modeled academic example about high school lunch periods.

A 9-slide presentation deck explaining the Claim-Evidence-Analysis (CEA) writing framework for 8th-grade students. It includes session goals, clear definitions, a simplified modeled paragraph on high school lunch breaks, and an interactive practice case.