Literacy, ELA, and Science of Reading Instruction

Creative Writing with AI Tools is a ready-to-teach secondary ELA lesson that helps students explore how AI can support—not replace—the creative writing process.

In this lesson, students learn how to use tools like ChatGPT and QuillBot to brainstorm ideas, generate prompts, improve sentences, and strengthen their drafts while still maintaining their own voice, creativity, and original thinking.

Students will also examine the ethical use of AI in writing, including the difference between using AI as a writing assistant and relying on AI to do the work for them. Through guided practice, independent writing, peer review, and reflection, students will create a polished creative writing piece that thoughtfully integrates AI support.

$12.99

Dynamic Literature Circles Unit is a Science of Reading-aligned literacy resource for grades 4–8 designed to strengthen reading comprehension, academic discussion, vocabulary development, written reflection, and critical thinking through student-led literature circles.

This ready-to-teach resource includes an 18-slide lesson presentation and a 43-page lesson guide with the materials teachers need to set up and manage literature circles with confidence.

Students will explore theme, character development, text connections, author’s message, and lessons learned while practicing evidence-based reading, speaking, listening, and writing skills. The unit concludes with a creative final project and Literary Showcase where students present their learning.

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Exploring AI in Literature: A Comparative Analysis is a Science of Reading-aligned secondary ELA lesson for grades 6–12 that challenges students to think critically about the evolving role of artificial intelligence in literature and creative writing. Through close reading, discussion, and text analysis, students compare AI-generated passages with human-written works to examine the characteristics of effective writing, creativity, voice, and authorship.

This engaging lesson encourages students to move beyond simply asking "Can AI write?" and instead explore deeper questions about originality, literary style, purpose, audience, and the unique qualities that make human writing meaningful. 

Students analyze multiple texts, collaborate with classmates, evaluate evidence, and defend their conclusions using textual support.

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Using AI for Research & Study Aids is a ready-to-teach secondary ELA and digital literacy lesson that teaches students how to use artificial intelligence responsibly to strengthen their research skills, improve studying, and become more critical consumers of information.

In today's classrooms, students have instant access to AI tools like ChatGPT and Google Gemini—but many have never been taught how to use them effectively or responsibly. This lesson helps students move beyond simply asking AI for answers by teaching them how to use AI as a learning tool to summarize information, generate study guides, create practice questions, organize research, and deepen their understanding of complex topics.

Students also learn one of the most important digital literacy skills of the AI era: evaluating the accuracy, reliability, and credibility of AI-generated information. Through guided practice, collaborative discussions, and hands-on activities, students compare AI responses with trusted academic sources, identify potential inaccuracies or bias, and learn why human judgment remains an essential part of the research process.

$12.99

 A comprehensive collection of 33 classroom-ready graphic organizers and instructional tools designed to strengthen literary analysis, thematic understanding, structured discussion, and synthesis. Rather than isolated worksheets, these tools provide clear academic structure that supports rigorous literacy instruction, including responsible AI integration. 

Grades 3-12

$14.50