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Character Types & Evidence Tracker: One-Pager for Grades 7-12/AP English
Description:Help your students master character analysis with this all-in-one, editable one-pager and tracker. Perfect for grades 7–12, including AP English, this resource supports independent reading, whole-class novel studies, and quick warm-ups. This student-friendly document guides learners to: Identify character types: stock, static, dynamic, foil, round, and flat Track textual evidence from their reading Write concise analytical sentences using scaffolded sentence starters Why you'll love
7th - 12th
Close Reading, ELA Test Prep, Literature
Stations activity - The Roaring Twenties as the "New Era"
Bring the "New Era" of the 1920s to life with this dynamic, evidence-based stations lesson that covers the era's soaring prosperity, its glaring inequalities, and its dramatic cultural shifts! Students will analyze primary and secondary sources (charts, graphs, political cartoons, and historical texts) to answer the essential question: How did the Twenties mark a turning point for American society? This lesson is designed for a 90-minute period and provides an overview of the cultural and social
9th - 12th
U.S. History
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