What I Wish I Had Organized Earlier
Practical, student-ready resources built for real teaching days— including mixed readiness, interrupted schedules, missing work, and the need to keep learning moving.
Created for secondary ELA teachers in general education, inclusion, and special education classrooms.
Launch → Study → Create → Explain → Defend
Teacher Script
“Here’s the move today: name it, notice it, prove it.”
Catch-Up Pathway
The foundation
Routines and Recovery Systems for ELA Teachers is the field guide behind the series. It helps teachers establish a clear board, predictable openings, meaningful catch-up work, manageable collection systems, and classroom routines that hold up after the first perfect week is gone.
Before the Year Gets Messy
Routines and Recovery Systems for ELA Teachers
Each book can stand alone or work as part of a coherent year. Every unit includes lesson sequences, teacher language, student-facing tools, differentiation, assessment alignment, and portfolio development.
A 45-Day ELA
Companion Unit
Identity, Culture, and Story
Book 01
Story · Voice · Identity
Personal narrative, identity, voice, and authentic audience—organized into a complete 45-day learning arc.
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Companion Unit
Rhetoric, Justice, and Authority
Book 02
Rhetoric · Evidence · Argument
Civil liberties, rhetorical choices, credibility, and public argument with clear pathways from close reading to application.
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Companion Unit
Media, Synthesis, and Public Knowledge
Book 03
Media · Synthesis · Research
Credibility, source relationships, synthesis, and the Public Problem Brief—built for responsible participation in public knowledge.
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Companion Unit
Craft, Style, and Portfolio Defense
Book 04
Craft · Revision · Defense
Independent reading, author craft, analytical writing, revision, portfolio assembly, and final defense preparation.
View the seriesWhat teachers receive
The series is designed around the moments when teachers usually have to invent something on the spot: launching the work, showing students what success looks like, supporting varied readiness, and helping absent students return without restarting the class.
The question, agenda, product, catch-up pathway, and portfolio label—visible in one place.
Clear launches, transitions, prompts, and acceptable responses that reduce planning friction.
Copy-ready organizers, models, sentence frames, trackers, rubrics, and reflection tools.
Meaningful ways for students to re-enter the work after absences, interruptions, or unfinished tasks.
The practical promise
Open the book, understand the instructional move, prepare the student materials, and teach with a clear destination.
About the author
Reeshemah Moore is an English Language Arts educator who creates practical resources for teachers. Her work pairs sustainable classroom systems with complete ELA companion units designed for interrupted schedules, mixed readiness, and the daily work of helping students read, write, discuss, revise, and reflect with purpose.
She is also the author of The Unfortunate Adventures of Andie McGee, a chapter book for middle school readers with reading guides and prompts at the end of each chapter.
Visit Reeshemah Moore’s Amazon author pageBuild the year before it gets messy
Begin with the field guide, explore all four companion units, and keep every book together on the official Amazon author page.