This is the third post in a four part blog series on reading intervention! Find 10 tips to helping your struggling readers with phonics skills at this blog post! These phonics tips will help you amp up your reading intervention with students who need it the most!
Today we’re jumping in to the second of four blog posts about reading intervention! Last time we went over the first steps of letter identification and phonemic awareness (click here). Let’s talk about phonics and specifically phonics and sounding out words! First, a quick review – phonics involves printed words
Wondering where to start with reading intervention? Do you have students who are struggling? Check out how to get started at this blog post.
Let’s debunk 5 frustrating myths about teaching reading! As a teacher, you know there are many more myths, but you don’t want to read all day! Do you need to help debunk any of these myths at your school? Also, a helpful freebie is included. Keep reading! A Reading Program
Welcome back teacher friends! Things may look very different here since your last visit. But it’s still me, Bex! And a warm welcome to new friends! Let’s a celebrate with a $50 gift card giveaway! First, a little (just a bit) of background: This blog was started waaaaayyy back in
Take a look at these fun ideas for reviewing math skills! Especially great for the end of the semesters or end of the year!
Hey teachers! Looking for fun ways to practice spelling trick words? I have ideas for you right here! Play Doh or Clay Play doh is fun and easy to use, and super for shorter words for kindergarten and first graders. Pipe Cleaners Pipe cleaners are an
Class Rewards that Don’t Involve Food Positive reinforcement is always a great way to support your students so today I have suggestions for class rewards that don’t involve food! My second graders would always want to have Pizza Day or candy but 1) I am not buying pizza for 22
Organizing Your at Home Supplies for Remote Teaching (or your Teacher Table) Teaching remotely is tough, whether you are doing it from your classroom or home, so this blog post has some advice for you when you’re getting organized for remote teaching! Keeping Papers and Supplies Under Control
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