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Reading Tools in a Box

Date: September 8, 2019

Reading Tools in a Box is a box of reading materials that organizes teaching reading in the most simplistic way.  I know when I was a younger teacher, I thought reading was teaching all the phonic rules that I could possibly squeeze in for the year.  I never realized that… Read More

Summer Reading

Date: July 21, 2019

At the end of every school year, a common question that parents ask is: “How can I continue to help my child read and grow over the summer?” 1.  Keep reading books on your child’s level.   This way you know your child is reading on level which shows them… Read More

50 Sight Word Students Misread the Most

Date: May 9, 2019

Over the past 5 years [2014–2019], I have administered a sight word reading assessment 100 times to a total of 42 students. Once this project was complete, I analyzed the data and found these 50 words to be the most missed sights words that students incorrectly read. The way I figured… Read More

Accountability in Reading

Date: May 9, 2019

  When students are beginning to learn to read, I believe one of the most important strategies to faithfully employ is helping students to learn to be accountable to the text that they are reading on the page.  As a special education teacher, this is one of the biggest challenges… Read More

Having Issues with Windows Not Downloading a File from TpT?

Date: September 9, 2018

Have you ever seen the following messages when trying to download a file with Windows? I wanted to post this article, because I just recently had an issue with Windows not downloading a file from my TpT site.  I received  a few comments after customers made a purchase that stating… Read More

When is it time to teach r-Controlled Syllable Type Words?

Date: May 11, 2018

When is it time to teach –r-Controlled words? I know as a teacher, I always wondered when it was time to teach -r-Controlled Syllables.  After many years of teaching, I believe I have figured it out.  And the answer is: when students have mastered simultaneously reading the Closed Syllable (also… Read More

Moving from Teaching Short Vowel Words to Teaching Long Vowel Words – A Critical Reading Step!

Date: April 8, 2018

Reading is based on how we introduce vowel sounds.  There are approximately 20 vowel sounds (outside of Final Stable Syllable sounds and suffixes) for students to learn that are constant in their sounds.  Therefore, if these sounds are introduced in progression, student can make sense of reading.  The student learns to… Read More

When is it time to teach long vowel words? A Critical Step!

Date: April 7, 2018

Trying to figure out when to move from teaching short vowel words to teaching long vowel words can be a bit tricky.  So when is the best time?  I have found that when students have mastered reading mostClosed  Syllable (short vowel family patterns), whether it is the regular or irregular… Read More

Teaching Reading Step 6 – Final Stable

Date: November 13, 2017

Teaching Reading Step 6 Teaching reading Step 6 is teaching the Final Stable syllable when teaching reading by syllable types.  So obviously that means there are 6 steps to reading, and step 6 is taught at the end of the school year.   Whether your school year calendar is traditional or… Read More

Teaching Reading Step 5 – Open Syllables

Date: September 16, 2017

There are 6 syllable types in reading. The basic overall purpose of learning syllable type reading is to give students 6 reading strategies to aid them in chunking longer words into short, readable parts. These strategies teach students to look at a word and identify the number of syllables that… Read More

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