Authentically ADHD Me

This bundle includes lesson plans, posters, organizer, and more to teach students a wide variety of stylistic devices (metaphor, anaphora, repetition, paradox, and lots more!), and uses a categorization activity to help them retain the meaning of 25+ terms. Then, you have a great resource on using those categories to find analysis or "implications" and practice passages. This resource is excellent for teachers who know their students can pick a figurative device out of a line up, but can't find

This product includes 80+ open-ended reading prompts for chapters 1-9 of The Great Gatsby. These study questions directly relate to the quizzes trios that teachers can use to dissuade cheating, or for students who were absent or who need a reassessment for mastery. Check out individual chapters here: chapters 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, or the whole book all together.  When you finish reading, review the plot with this fun and versatile review game, and increase the rigor of your course with this

Maximize student choice by letting students choose their own books! With this bundle, they can read fiction or non-fiction, and still respond to English Language Arts Standards. With over 50 prompts, students can authentically engage with a variety of standards and teachers will be spared the endless monotony that is reading the same response over and over!

This product includes 50 thought-provoking reading prompts for your study of Sum: Forty Tales from the Afterlives, a short, literary fiction book of vignettes by neuroscientist David Eagleman, as well as a reader journal perfect for this book and any book! This journal includes 30 prompts, aligned to ELA standards for reading fiction. Myriad prompts give students maximum choice! Check out the Non-Fiction Journal as well!

This assignment can be used for any class novel! In fact, using it across several class novels provides familiarity and scaffolding for student readers. This assignment offers students a variety of choices from written to visual to show their understanding and critical thinking, from within the text to their real world experience and current events.

This organizer helps students scaffold their research, using an annotated bibliography modeled after those used in graduate schools to conduct literature reviews. With thorough scaffolding, students will be able to collect, cite, describe, compare, contrast, and comment on seven sources to create a thorough examination of one brainwashing or propaganda technique from 1984 that occurs through history and current day. Find the full project instructions here! Or purchase the whole bundle here.If

Do your students struggle with "paying attention"? That's okay, because we actually have five attentional modes! This poster reflects the latest neuroscience on how attention works and the benefits of each attentional mode: sleep, daydreaming, meditation, focus, and flow. Students who understand this will be able to move between modes in order to do the most effective thinking for the task! You can print this anywhere into a 16x20 poster.