I have found that breaking apart the FRQ prompts helps my students practice answering all parts thoroughly so that they know what to do when they are faced with a full essay. This resource includes five prompts from previous AP exams (found on College Board’s website for free) with personalized graphic organizers for each one designed to help students answer all parts of the prompt. I hope this helps your students the way it has helped mine! Included here: - Five curated AP Literature FRQ 1 Poetry prompts from College Board (no searching needed!) - Prompts included: “The Landlady,” “XIV,” “A Story,” “Plants” and “The Myth of Music” - Five personalized graphic organizers to analyze each of the five FRQ 1 Poetry prompts here; each organizer is different and made specifically for the prompt provided - Completely editable templates (can be assigned to students digitally or printed) If you like this resource, check out my larger one: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/AP-Lit-FRQ-1-Poetry-Essay-Graphic-Organizers-25-Prompt-Analysis--8792858