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AP Lang | Mark Twain Literary Offenses | AI-Proof, Quiz & Satire Challenge
i sihThe Essential Summary:Twain’s Literary Offenses: AP Lang Analysis & AI-Proof Satire UnitThis is a high-rigor, "plug-and-play" unit designed to teach rhetorical analysis and stylistic imitation using Mark Twain’s iconic critique of James Fenimore Cooper. What’s Included:AI-Proof Reading Check: A "Logic Tracker" that requires specific numerical and textual evidence to defeat AI skimming.Rhetorical Analysis: Deep-dive questions on Twain’s "19 Rules of Writing," tone, and satirical devices (iro
9th - 12th
Close Reading, Reading, Writing
CCSS
RI.11-12.1
, RI.11-12.4
, RI.11-12.6
+4
Analytical Paragraph Practice Formative Assessment | Scaffolded & Differentiated
Looking for a quick, structured way to check students’ analytical writing skills — without building a full lesson? This analytical paragraph practice + formative assessment uses B.J. Novak’s short story “I Never Want to Walk on the Moon” to help students practice writing a focused literary analysis paragraph with clear expectations and scaffolding. This resource is designed for in-class writing, checkpoints, or review, and works especially well when you want students to actually write. Wha
7th - 10th
Close Reading, Writing, Writing-Essays
CCSS
RL.7.1
, RL.7.2
, RL.7.4
+19
AP Lit Poetry Unit | FRQ 1, MCQs, Writing Tools | AP Exam Practice & Review
Looking to build confident, capable poetry analysts in your AP Lit class? This Poetry Deep Dive Unit has everything you need to guide students through reading, analyzing, and writing about poetry— the AP way. Whether you're teaching poetry for the first time or prepping for the AP Exam, this resource is packed with high-quality, ready-to-use materials designed to strengthen student skills and boost performance on FRQ 1 and multiple-choice questions. Perfect for AP exam countdown review- a l
11th - 12th
Close Reading, Poetry, Writing-Essays
CCSS
CCRA.R.1
, CCRA.R.2
, CCRA.R.3
+15
Also included in: AP Lit Starter Kit | First Semester Curriculum Bundle | No Prep
Logical Fallacies Quiz with Answer Key
Assess your students’ understanding of rhetorical fallacies with this Logical Fallacies Quiz. This ready-to-print assessment includes a matching section (terms to definitions) and a multiple-choice section featuring real-world examples of fallacious reasoning. Use it as a summative quiz, review activity, or bell-ringer in your rhetoric or argument unit. What’s Included: ✅ 13-item Matching Section ✅ 7 Multiple-Choice Questions with real-world examples ✅ Full Answer Key for quick grading ✅ Fal
11th - 12th
Close Reading, Reading, Vocabulary
Also included in: Logical Fallacies Mini Unit Bundle
Writing an Annotated Bibliography Lesson and Guided Notes
This ready-to-teach annotated bibliography lesson walks students step-by-step through how to summarize, assess, and reflect on sources. It includes... Direct instruction on summarizing sources, assessing their credibility, and reflecting on their usefulnessGuiding questions for evaluating linked examplesA clear breakdown of the types of sources (primary, secondary, scholarly, substantive, popular) with a short example "quiz"A guided notes page for students to complete along with the slideshowWhi
10th - 12th, Higher Education
Close Reading, Writing, Writing-Essays
CCSS
W.11-12.7
, W.11-12.8
Horror – A Frightfully Good Time (Gr. 9–12): Article, Close Reading, Vocab, Quiz
Turn spooky season into strong literacy. This ready-to-teach mini-unit uses a lively, student-facing article— Horror: A Frightfully Good Time—to help grades 9–10 analyze how horror works (suspense, uncanny, symbolism, themes, catharsis) while building academic vocabulary and evidence-based discussion. What’s Included Student Article Engaging 9/10-grade voice; clear subheads (Safe Terror • Escape & Processing • Social Bonding • Why Horror Endures). Teacher Guide Lesson framing, model talkin
9th - 12th
Close Reading, Creative Writing, Vocabulary
The Anthropocene Reviewed: Full Rhetorical Analysis Unit for AP Lang
This rhetorical analysis unit was designed for an AP Language and Composition class, but could easily be adapted for other classes. I have designed to fit with AP Lang and Comp Unit 1, so it focuses on teaching rhetorical analysis skills to students who are new to this essay style. Skills covered include: Rhetorical Situation (Includes lecture slides, classwork, and a quiz)Author's Purpose (Includes lecture slides, classwork, and a homework assignment)Tone (Includes lecture slides and a ho
10th - 12th
Close Reading, Other (ELA), Writing-Essays
CCSS
CCRA.L.3
, CCRA.L.5
Rhetorical Analysis of Choice Text
In this assignment, students collaborate to analyze a text to determine the rhetorical situation, supporting rhetorical choices, and the intented rhetorical effect of those choices. This is a one-page introductory activity to help prepare students for writing more in-depth analysis, walking them through the important steps within rhetorical analysis. Students will select their own text to analyze in order to increase interest and confidence.
10th - 12th
Close Reading
CCSS
RI.11-12.1
, RI.11-12.6
, RI.11-12.10
+1
Introduction to Maps and Thematic Maps NO PREP COMPLETE LESSONS
Stop teaching maps as a "dead" science! Most students think they don’t need map skills because they have GPS in their pockets. This high-engagement lesson flips the script by showing them that their phones are actually powered by 2,000 years of history, scientific breakthroughs, and the same fundamental tools used by ancient explorers. This resource includes a HUGE PDF presentation with CLOZE NOTES and a quiz covering mapping basics AND my Intro to Thematic Maps: Are your students struggling to
6th - 12th
Close Reading, Geography, Informational Text
The WHY Ladder: Rhetorical Analysis & Literary Commentary Scaffold | AP Language
Your students can identify the device. They just can't explain why it matters. You've seen it a hundred times — a student writes "the author uses pathos" and stops. No effect. No implication. No connection to the argument. Just . . . identification. The WHY Ladder gives students a concrete, repeatable framework for moving beyond surface-level observation into genuine analysis. Three moves. Every time. WHAT, SO WHAT, and WHY IT MATTERS. What's Included:✔ Teacher intro with alignment notes and
9th - 12th
Close Reading, Literature, Writing-Essays
CCSS
RL.9-10.4
, RL.9-10.5
, RL.11-12.4
+7
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