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Units, stations, film guides, and AP Language lessons for grades 6–12 — written, taught, and revised in a real classroom before they ever reached a download button.
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The 12-Item Grit Scale Reflection Lesson
A self-scoring student survey plus the discussion that makes it matter.
Aesop's Fables Mini-Unit
Six leveled fables, a group work sheet, and the slides — short texts, big theme work.
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AP Language & Composition
Rhetorical analysis, synthesis prompts, SPACE CAT, methods of development, argument practice, and full student-facing decks.
Browse AP Lang →Novel & film guides
Fahrenheit 451, Annie John, A Raisin in the Sun, plus short-film guides that fit in one period.
Browse guides →Stations & escape rooms
Seasonal station sets, mixed-text rotations, and escape rooms that get students out of their seats and into the text.
Browse activities →Writing & vocabulary
Argument writing units, the writing process, graphic organizers, Greek and Latin roots, and vocabulary toolkits for any text.
Browse writing →Classroom decor
"I Can" standards posters, text structure sets, and quote signs — designed to read from the back row and print without draining a color cartridge.
Browse decor →First week of school
Meet the Teacher slides, All About Me decks, ice breakers, group work roles — the week you never have time to plan.
Browse back-to-school →Three to start with
If you've never bought from me before.
Teaching Tone & Mood Through Games
Mood Charades and Game of Tones — the lesson students ask to repeat, and the one that finally makes the difference stick.
See it on TPT →Any Novel Study Unit
Editable print-and-go templates that adapt to whatever novel your department hands you in August.
See it on TPT →Literary Elements Escape Room
Digital and print versions of the same puzzle set — review that runs itself while you take attendance.
See it on TPT →About
I taught these before I sold them.
I spent my career teaching English language arts in grades 9 through 12 — general education, special education, AP Language and Composition, and Pre-College ELA: Exploring the Social Sciences, sponsored by the City University of New York. I hold certifications in English 7–12 and Special Education K–12.
Everything in the store started as something I actually needed on a Tuesday: a stations activity because the class couldn't sit still, a vocabulary journal because the textbook's list was useless, a rubric because I was tired of arguing about grades. If a lesson didn't work with real students, it didn't make it here.
Now I build them full time. Questions about whether something fits your grade level? Ask me — I answer every message myself.
Jersey, Quality Assurance Officer
Russian Blue. Reviews every product by sitting on it. Has never once been wrong about which lesson needs another draft, mostly because she declines to comment.