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FREE AP English Language and Composition (AP Lang) Curriculum Map
Are you new to teaching AP Lang or curious about how other teachers organize their AP Lang class? Let me show you what my curriculum looks like! Plus, this is an editable Google doc that you can copy-paste from to support your own curriculum development for your specific teaching situation. This free resource is a look at how I have aligned my curriculum to the CED units while still including the activities and texts that make the class fun and engaging for students. Plus, click on the included
10th - 12th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Other (ELA)
Cereal Box Rhetorical Analysis: A FREE Hands-On Activity!
This FREE rhetorical analysis introductory activity is an hands-on lesson in the way cereal companies use the three appeals (ethos, pathos, and logos) in their marketing strategies and box designs. PDF file includes a force-copy link to the Google Slideshow (editable!) and the 3-page lesson plan. Embedded in the lesson plan is a video walk through of how to rhetorically analyze a cereal box (in case that's not something you do every day). If you enjoy hands-on, activity-based learning for te
9th - 12th
Close Reading, Informational Text, Other (ELA)
CCSS
CCRA.R.1
, CCRA.R.4
, CCRA.R.6
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FREE Week of AP English Language (Lang) Bell Ringers: Rhetorical Analysis Focus
Are you looking for rigorous, engaging, and ready-to-use bell ringers for your AP English Language and Composition™️(AP Lang) class or upper high school English class? This is the FREE first week from the set that includes four more weeks of daily bell ringers with consistent practice in 5 important skills for AP Lang or upper high school English classes: rhetorical situation analysistone analysisvisual source analysistargeted writing skill practiceAP Lang style multiple choice practiceCover a
10th - 12th
Close Reading, Other (ELA), Writing
CCSS
RI.11-12.4
, RI.11-12.7
, W.11-12.5
FREE digital TEST - Realidades/Auténtico 1 - Para Empezar
Digital Quiz – Initial chapter: Para empezar | Realidades 1This is a self-grading digital quiz with 45 multiple-choice questions based on the vocabulary and grammar structures from the unit "Para Empezar" in the Realidades 1/Auténtico 1 textbook. The topics included in the exam are: 1. Greetings and farewells 2. Tú vs. Usted (informal vs. formal address) 3. The months of the year 4. The seasons 5. The weather 6. Parts of the body 7. The verb "doler" with the expression "¿Qué te duele? me duele
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Spanish, World Languages
Return to Normalcy - FREE Interactive Digital Activity for US History, APUSH
"Return to Normalcy" sounds simple — until you ask what it actually meant. This activity pushes students past the slogan to map the real connections between Harding's election, immigration restriction, and U.S. isolationism, uncovering what Americans were actually asking for in the wake of WWI. In this activity, students map connections between Harding's election, U.S. isolationism, and immigration restrictions to analyze what Americans really meant by "Return to Normalcy" after WWI. Instead of
8th - 11th
U.S. History
Día de los Muertos | Poema de los 5 Sentidos | Spanish 1 - AP | Free Resource
Celebrate El Día de los Muertos with this creative sensory poem activity that inspires students to connect language and culture through art, imagination, and emotion. Perfect for Spanish 1–AP, this printable template and engaging reference guide help students describe the celebration using the five senses while exploring authentic symbols and traditions. This free download is part of the Día de los Muertos Mini Cultural Unit (3-Days, Spanish Levels 1–3) Día de los Muertos Mini Cultura
4th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Latino and Hispanic Studies, Spanish
Comparing Progressive Presidents – FREE Digital Interactive US History Activity
Three presidents. One reform era. Surprisingly little agreement on what "progressive" actually meant. This activity puts Roosevelt, Taft, and Wilson side by side in a triple Venn so students can wrestle with what united them — and why one of them eventually ran against the other two. In this activity, students compare Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, and Woodrow Wilson — identifying what made each president distinct and what they actually shared. Working together in a triple Venn diagram
8th - 11th
Government, U.S. History
FREE: AP Chem LO 4.7 Types of Reactions | FRQ-style Practice | Editable + Key
Give your students targeted practice with AP Chemistry Topic 4.7: Types of Reactions using this free, classroom‑ready data set focused on a single replacement reaction. This sample is designed to help students analyze experimental observations, classify the reaction type, and justify their reasoning using AP‑aligned language. This resource includes One complete data set featuring a single replacement reactionFive Guided student questions that move from observation → interpretation → justifica
9th - 12th
Chemistry
AP World History Ultimate Unit Review Infographics (Free Resource)
This FREE set of AP World History infographics provides one clear, visually engaging overview for each unit—perfect for helping students review key concepts and big ideas at a glance. Each slide condenses an entire unit into an easy-to-follow format aligned with the College Board framework, making it an ideal tool for reinforcing learning throughout the course. Use these infographics to guide class review sessions, support lectures, create interactive discussions, or share with students as a stu
9th - 12th
World History
AP US History Ultimate Unit Review Infographics (Free Resource)
This FREE set of AP US History infographics provides one clear, visually engaging overview for each unit—perfect for helping students review key concepts and big ideas at a glance. Each slide condenses an entire unit into an easy-to-follow format aligned with the College Board framework, making it an ideal tool for reinforcing learning throughout the course. Use these infographics to guide class review sessions, support lectures, create interactive discussions, or share with students as a study
11th
U.S. History
Thesis Statement Writing Worksheet, Slides, Teacher's Guide: UPDATED FREE
Students are often confused when it comes to writing thesis statements. Most commonly, they tend to draft topic sentences or a list of facts. Teach them how to craft and revise a clear argument using this slide deck and editable worksheet. Included are excerpts from my guides: Crash Course: How to Write the Dreaded College Essay with AI Guidelines and ExamplesHow to Write a Killer Thesis: A Guide For You and Anyone Who Wants to Help.For tips on how to incorporate these materials into your class
10th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
ELA Test Prep, Writing, Writing-Essays
AP World History Course Overview & Exam Guide Infographics (Free Resource)
This FREE AP World History infographic slide set provides a comprehensive overview of the entire course, helping students and teachers clearly understand what to expect from start to finish. Designed to simplify complex information, these visuals break down essential components of the course in an engaging and easy-to-follow format. This resource includes infographics covering required historical thinking skills, exam structure, world map regions, unit and period breakdowns, and detailed explana
9th - 12th
World History
FREE: Blank AP US Government & Politics Review Docs
Included in this free resource set are blank review documents encompassing the major components of the AP US Government & Politics curriculum: Required Documents & Cases Index (aligned with AMSCO textbook)Nine Required Foundational DocumentsFourteen Required SCOTUS CasesUnits 1-5 Main Ideas Cram ChartUS Constitution Cram Chart
9th - 12th
Government
Indigenous Peoples’ Day in the News: Current Events Analysis (Free)
In the News: Indigenous Peoples’ Day – Connecting Past and PresentHelp students connect history to the present with this engaging current events activity! In this lesson, students explore how modern news stories about Indigenous Peoples’ Day reflect long-standing themes of identity, representation, and resilience. Perfect for inquiry-based classrooms, this resource encourages students to think critically about how history is remembered and retold in today’s media. What’s Included:✅ Step-by-st
6th - 12th
Native Americans, Other (Social Studies), U.S. History
Freebie!! Print-and-Teach Cornell Notes Template | 1 and 2 Pages
Make note-taking easier for your students with this ready-to-use Cornell Notes Template! Perfect for any humanities classroom—from history and government to literature and geography—this printable resource helps students organize their thinking, summarize key ideas, and build strong study habits. You’ll get: 1-page version — great for shorter lessons or quick readings2-page version — perfect for longer lectures, videos, or multi-part assignmentsSimple, clean design ready for immediate classroo
6th - 12th, Higher Education
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FREE La Tomatina Cultural Reading Activities IB Spanish Format Editable
Give your students authentic IB-style reading practice while exploring one of Spain's most colorful festivals: La Tomatina! In this reading about La Tomatina, students build reading comprehension skills, expand their vocabulary, and reflect on cultural values such as community, humor, and celebration. Perfect for Identities and Experiences themes in the IB curriculum. It includes: Authentic reading text - " La Tomatina: La fiesta más roja de España"IB-style comprehension activities: Tru
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Reading, Spanish, Writing
FREE 100 Men versus Gorilla DBQ - APUSH, APWH, AP Euro DBQ Practice
" Evaluate the extent to which 100 unspecified men are likely to beat 1 gorilla in a fight." The Gen-Z brainrot version of the famous Is a Hot Dog a Sandwich DBQ. A content-free DBQ that allows students to practice the fundamental skills that students need to be successful on DBQs!
9th - 12th
European History, U.S. History, World History
FREE AP Calculus AB FRQ | Rate In Rate Out | Mini AP-Style FRQ
This FREE AP Calculus AB resource includes one original AP-style Free Response Question on Rate In/Rate Out (applications of integrals). It is perfect for warm-ups, homework, extra practice, stations, or as an introduction to accumulation and net change problems. This mini-FRQ mirrors the style, rigor, and formatting of the official AP exam and includes both the student version and a detailed teacher answer key. WHAT’S INCLUDED:• 1 AP-style FRQ (mini version) • Student PDF • Teacher Answer Key (
11th - 12th, Higher Education
Algebra, Calculus
FREE**Analyzing News with Depth & Complexity Tools | Current Events |
A Current Event Task to Strengthen Civic Thinking, Student Voice & AP Exam SkillsLooking for a meaningful way to connect real-world issues to AP Government content? This flexible, AI-resistant response task helps students analyze current events through the lens of Depth & Complexity, while building habits of civic reasoning, evidence-based writing, and personal voice. Perfect for weekly current event routines, early finisher work, sub plans, or even long-term enrichment projects—this assignm
8th - 12th, Higher Education
Civics, Government, U.S. History
Frankenstein Novel | High School or AP Literature Unit Plan Pacing Guide | FREE
Looking for an easy way to plan your Frankenstein unit? This FREE EDITABLE pacing guide was designed for high school ELA teachers who want a realistic, flexible starter schedule for teaching Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, but who also maybe haven't had time to re-read the book yet and figure it all out. (No judgement here!) Whether you’re introducing the novel in a British Literature class, prepping students for AP Literature FRQs, or just trying to keep reluctant readers engaged, this guide w
10th - 12th
Close Reading, Literature, Novel Studies
CCSS
CCRA.R.1
, CCRA.R.3
, CCRA.R.4
AP Environmental Science Unit 0 Review Packet – Student Version (Free)
The Unit 0 Review is a printable packet designed to help students build a strong foundation for success in AP Environmental Science. You'll receive a copy of the Drive file and it will be fully editable for you. Unit 0 is an introductory unit in my APES course and includes the following topics with an emphasis on experimental design and basic conversions 5.1 The Tragedy of the Commons - Explain the concept of the tragedy of the commons.2.2 Ecosystem Services - Describe ecosystem services, Des
10th - 12th
Earth Sciences, Environment
Meiji Restoration Vocabulary Review: Fill-in-the-Blank (Free)
Meiji Restoration Vocabulary Review – Fill-in-the-Blank Activity (Free Resource)Help your students master key terms from Japan’s Meiji Restoration (1868–1912) with this quick, engaging vocabulary review! This free activity reinforces essential historical concepts as students complete sentences using the correct terms, building both content knowledge and context clues. What’s Included:✅ 15 fill-in-the-blank sentences covering major people, reforms, and events ✅ Student-friendly word bank for gu
9th - 12th
Ancient History, Asian Studies, U.S. History
Free First Week Activity – Create Your Own Colony | U.S. History Intro Project
Kick off your U.S. History class with creativity, critical thinking, and a little friendly competition! In this no-content-required intro activity, students step into the shoes of early colonists and design their own fictional colony from scratch. This project asks students to consider real historical challenges like geography, governance, economics, and survival without needing any prior content knowledge. It’s perfect for the first week of school and sets the tone for inquiry-based learning.
9th - 12th
U.S. History
FREE AP Lang. Summer Reading Assignment: How to Argue with a Cat (Adaptable)
This free resource provides a complete framework for a summer reading assignment designed for AP Language and Composition students using Jay Heinrichs' witty and insightful book, How to Argue with a Cat. This assignment aims to build students' rhetorical toolkit and prepare them for the analytical and argumentative tasks central to the AP exam. By completing this assignment, students will: Identify rhetorical appeals (ethos, logos, pathos) and techniques.Analyze how an author uses language and
10th - 11th
ELA Test Prep, Reading Strategies, Writing
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