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Creative digital resources in literature and language arts designed to promote excellence in literacy for all learners, at every grade level. Curated by an experienced educator who has taught middle school ELA, 12th grade English, AP Literature, and AP Language, and is certified in dyslexia intervention and primary-level literacy instruction.
Our resources are thoughtfully crafted to inspire, engage, and empower readers and writers—from foundational phonics to advanced literary analysis. Whether you’re teaching beginning readers or AP scholars, you’ll find high-quality, research-based materials that make learning literature and language arts both meaningful and enjoyable.
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How to Create a Rhetorical Analysis Lesson | Mother Tongue Example
Rhetorical Analysis Lesson: “Mother Tongue” by Amy Tan | AP Lang | Writing Questions & FrameworksHelp students master rhetorical analysis with this engaging, structured lesson centered on Amy Tan’s powerful essay “Mother Tongue.” This resource guides students through key AP Language skills by teaching them how to analyze rhetoric and create their own higher-level analytical questions. This lesson includes a visually engaging set of instructional slides and examples (see preview ) that walk stud
10th - 12th, Higher Education
Close Reading, Informational Text, Other (ELA)
The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde | Literary Analysis and Novel Study
This slide deck is designed to support students in analyzing The Picture of Dorian Gray through the lens of literary craft and thematic development. It includes guided instruction on identifying and interpreting key literary devices, with structured questions that help students track plot progression and character transformation throughout the novel. The deck also provides step-by-step guidance for crafting a literary argument, including how to form a defensible thesis, select relevant textual
9th - 12th
Literature, Novel Studies, Other (ELA)
Also included in: Victorian Era Literary Bundle: Beauty, Morality, Identity and Repression
The Book of Ecclesiastes | Biblical Literary and Rhetorical Analysis
Lesson Overview: Ecclesiastes Literary AnalysisThis Ecclesiastes Literary Analysis lesson file is designed to guide students through a close reading and analytical exploration of the biblical book of Ecclesiastes, with a specific focus on its literary form, tone, structure, and theological themes. The file functions as a flexible, open-ended worksheet or guided journal that can be used in Bible classes, literature courses, or integrated humanities programs. Intended Uses: Middle school to hig
8th - 11th
Literature, Other (ELA), Religion
A Modest Proposal Rhetorical Annotation Guide
Downloadable Rhetorical Annotation Guide for A Modest ProposalThis student-friendly annotation guide helps readers engage deeply with Jonathan Swift’s famous satire by showing them what to highlight and how to annotate key rhetorical elements. It includes guided prompts for identifying tone, irony, satire, parody, ethos, pathos, and logos, along with space to connect each to Swift’s real argument and the historical context of 18th-century Ireland. Perfect for building close reading and rhetorica
11th - 12th, Higher Education
Close Reading, Literature, Reading
"Wonder" Novel Study Slides
A comprehensive novel study based on the novel Wonder by RJ Palacio. Students will have the opportunity to demonstrate mastery on literary devices, plot development, story elements, and theme. This lesson includes digital worksheets, interactive Powerpoint slides, and printable worksheets. Worksheet slides include the following activities: Background InformationDiscussion QuestionsGuided ReadingLiterary DevicesStory ElementsText StructureFinal Analysis
5th - 8th
Close Reading, English Language Arts, Literature
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Creative digital resources in literature and language arts designed to promote excellence in literacy for all learners, at every grade level. Curated by an experienced educator who has taught middle school ELA, 12th grade English, AP Literature, and AP Language, and is certified in dyslexia intervention and primary-level literacy instruction.
Our resources are thoughtfully crafted to inspire, engage, and empower readers and writers—from foundational phonics to advanced literary analysis. Whether you’re teaching beginning readers or AP scholars, you’ll find high-quality, research-based materials that make learning literature and language arts both meaningful and enjoyable.
Teaching style
I believe in fostering excellence in literacy for all learners through a balance of structure, creativity, and purpose. My teaching integrates classical literary depth with research-based reading instruction, empowering students—from emerging readers to AP scholars—to think critically, read with empathy, and write with intention.
Awards & shining teacher moments
New Educator of the Year Award 19-20
American Hero Teacher of the Year Award 21-22
My own education history
Bachelors of Arts in English from Florida Gulf Coast University.
Masters of Public Health from Liberty University.
Teaching Certification from Florida Gulf Coast University.
Philosophy of Christian Education Certification from Hobe Sound Bible College.
Dyslexia Certification from the University of Florida.
Additional biographical information
Hi, I’m Courtney, an English educator passionate about creating engaging, research-based resources that foster excellence in literacy for all learners. With experience teaching middle school ELA, 12th Grade English, AP Literature, and AP Language, I specialize in helping students think deeply, read critically, and write with purpose. I’m also certified in dyslexia intervention and literacy instruction for early learners, and I believe every student—from emerging readers to advanced scholars—deserves the tools to succeed and the joy of learning through language.
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