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Safely Reading Books Online

Date: January 26, 2021

Students Reading Safely This topic needs our attention more than ever in education since so many students have moved from school classrooms back to home as their new classrooms. The topic is keeping our students safely reading books while online. To insure students are safely reading books online, here are… Read More

Terrific Questions for Any Text

Date: October 8, 2020

Terrific Questions for Any Text This set of terrific questions for any text is a great resource to have at your fingertips when reading any book or passage. This set of questions include 20+ basic questions.  These questions are applicable over many genres. Students can answer these questions orally or… Read More

Main Idea, Details, and Summary – The Difference

Date: August 6, 2020

Main Idea, Details, and Summary – the Difference When teaching students about the main idea(s), details, and summary, I use a wet sponge illustration.  A wet sponge holds the story or passage, which includes the main idea(s), details, and summary.  Squeeze the water, the details from the sponge. Then the main… Read More

It’s Time to Read Final Stable Syllables

Date: May 3, 2020

It’s Time to Read Final Stable Syllables It’s May and it is time to read Final Stable Syllables if your child is in first grade or above.  When first introducing Final Stable Syllables only teach the Final Stable -le sound.   I prepared this Final Stable Syllables notebook to use with my kiddos… Read More

It’s Time to Read Open Syllables

Date: April 20, 2020

It’s Time to Read Open Syllable Words April is the time for second graders to read Open Syllables.  Second grade is the grade that takes on teaching all six syllable types. I prepared these Open Syllables activities to teach to my kiddos over Zoom during this time of distance learning.  So I wanted to share them… Read More

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Bingo Game Teaching Vowel Teams

Date: March 16, 2020

Time to Teach Vowel Teams Now that March is here, it is time to teach Vowel Teams, and I usually teach these syllable types through mid-April.  By this time students have worked on Vowel Teams for 6 weeks. At that point, spring break is here, and it is the perfect time… Read More

Running Record

Date: February 23, 2020

A Running Record A running record is a simple assessment that a teacher administers one-on-one with a student to determine their developmental reading level.  Credit goes to Marie Clay for  designing this effective reading tool for us. [http://scholastic.ca/education/movingupwithliteracyplace/pdfs/grade4/runningrecords.pdf] READING BEHAVIORS ASSESSED There are many reading behaviors to be considered on… Read More

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Date: January 26, 2020

  Dear Followers, My website has been recently updated, and I want you to know that you can subscribe to receive instant access to my FREE Resource Library.  Simply sign up by clicking My Free Resource Library and enter your first name and email.   And you will receive the… Read More

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The Schwa Sound

Date: December 3, 2019

The Schwa Sound – The Third Sound of Vowels When teaching reading, it is quite common for teachers to not know about the schwa sound and therefore, not know to teach it.  When a student is attempting to figure out the vowel sound in a word, and the vowel doesn’t… Read More

FREEBIE – r-Controlled Game Board

Date: November 21, 2019

The holidays are fast approaching, and that in itself is unbelievable!  I hope your school year is going well. Mine is – just so busy!  In reading, I am getting ready to move from teaching Vowel-Consonant-e words to r-Controlled syllables.  So thinking that you may be in the same place… Read More

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