Our state has mandated that we begin screening students kindergarten through 3rd grades for dyslexia this year. And it is important to remember that we are screening for indicators, but we are NOT diagnosing dyslexia. We needed to make managing dyslexia screening as easy as we could. Our state department required several areas of skills that needed to be included… View Post
ABC Letter Recognition Activities That Work!
It’s Back to School time and if you teach preschool, kindergarten or first grade, you are thinking about letter recognition and letter identification activities for your little students. You need ABC activities that are fun and that really WORK! There are a lot of different ideas and games for learning the ABCs. These are just a few of them that… View Post
Decoding Multisyllabic Words
We are headed quickly for Back to School! Summer seems to go by faster every year, don’t you think? This year for one of my goals in reading as we start back to school, I want to work on fluency. Word fluency and building automaticity in words and how to break them apart in phonics work is more specific for… View Post
Using Miniature Anchor Charts at the Guided Reading Table
I’ve got some tips today for how to help students use miniature anchor charts at the guided reading table to strengthen and build upon their reading goals and skills they need to improve! We all make anchor charts with our students for reading. Sometimes, students need a quick reminder of the skills when they are at the guided reading… View Post
Top 4 Must Read Books for Teachers
Are you curious about what the top must read books are for teachers this summer? I’ve got 4 great teacher book picks for you that will help you with your literacy instruction, organize your classroom library and promote books to students, develop reading fluency and help you with RTI reading interventions! Wow, that is a lot of good stuff! I… View Post
End of the School Year Activities
I know there are a lot of you teachers still in school and are looking for some fun end of the year activities and summer time ideas. We’ve got some great ways to end your year and send your students off into summer! And a cute end of the year student gift idea too! One sure way to get students… View Post
All For Mother’s Day
Have you gathered all your books for celebrating Mother’s Day? These books make a great collection for read alouds and for using to create anchor charts about moms. Some of the the links below may be referral links, which means, I will earn a commission if you make a purchase, at no additional cost to you. I love this Mother’s… View Post
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