Science of Reading in Action Book Study Guide
There’s nothing like a good book study to help things really click – you hear takeaways from other teachers that you may have missed when […]
There’s nothing like a good book study to help things really click – you hear takeaways from other teachers that you may have missed when […]
Are you curious if your curriculum is science of reading aligned so you can ensure your students are receiving the best reading instruction possible? If […]
Teaching phonics skills is a lot like baking a cake. Skipping ahead or missing a step, almost always makes your lessons flop. Students are either […]
This free teacher planner is *jam packed* with helpful planning pages, sanity saving organization sheets, and inspiring covers the will help keep you planned and prepped allllllll year […]
When students are first learning to read, written letters look like meaningless shapes on a piece of paper. They might as well be squiggles or […]
Get ready to fall in love! Word chains are an easy but powerful way to build important literacy skills including phonemic awareness, decoding, encoding, AND […]
It can be hard to know which letters to begin teaching when you are working with beginning readers. Do you teach them in A to […]
Fun fact: The 26 letters in English actually make FORTY-FIVE different sounds called phonemes! (Some experts squeeze the list down to as little as 42, […]
Did you know that the silent E is an extremely busy letter? It has SEVEN jobs! And somehow, the silent E also finds time to make it difficult […]
Spoiler alert: Teaching vowels in the traditional order A, E, I, O, and U can actually be confusing to new readers. Several of the sounds are […]