Independent Reading & Literary Reflection: Individual Task Purpose Students independently choose a book and produce an in-depth, multi-part reflection that
Tag: English Language Arts
Lesson Plan: “I Used to Think I Loved America” — Analyzing Rhetoric and Language Features in the Writing of John Pavlovitz
About the Author: John Pavlovitz John Pavlovitz is an American pastor, writer, and social justice advocate known for his outspoken
Title: The Power of Words: Lessons in Debate, Justice, and Civic Courage from The Great Debaters
Overview: The Great Debaters is more than a film about a debate team—it’s a narrative of resilience, intellect, and the
Lesson Plan: The Penguin Lessons Film – History, Ethics, and Personal Transformation
Grade Level: 11–12 / Undergraduate Subjects: English Language Arts, Social Studies, Ethics Materials: Film: The Penguin Lessons (2024) Excerpts from
Lesson plan; Shakespeare or Taylor Swift? | Great Performances: Romeo and Juliet
Test your ability to identify if a line is from Shakespeare or Taylor Swift in this video from the National
Lesson Plan: The Post (2017) – Press Freedom and Ethical Journalism in the Digital Age
Grade Level: High School (Grades 11-12) / College LevelSubject: History, Civics, Media Studies, English Language Arts Objective: Students will analyze
Lesson Plan: Analyzing Super Bowl 2025 Commercials
Grade Level: High School (Grades 10-12)Subject: Media Literacy, Marketing, and English Language Arts Super Bowl commercials have evolved into a
Lesson Plan: Rev. Lorenzo Sewell Brings Down The House Issuing Passionate Prayer At Trump’s Inauguration
Analyzing Rev. Lorenzo Sewell’s Inaugural Speech Grade Level: High School (Grades 9-12) Subject: English Language Arts / Social Studies Theme:
Lesson Plan: Creative Problem Solving and Rule Interpretation – The Case of NYC’s Subway Dogs
Grade Level: High school / upper middle school Subject: English Language Arts, Social Studies, or Ethics Objective: Analyze how individuals
Lesson plan; CNN 5 Good Things
Saturdays are for sunshine — especially for your ears. With another election, ongoing wars and natural disasters, we know the
Lesson plan; teaching; “THE HATE U GIVE”
Literature This lesson plan is from 2018, but the topic seems to be just as relevant today. The book is
