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Structured literacy instruction based on the science of reading.  Tips and resources for both teachers and parents.

Purposeful structured lessons full of multisensory routines and activities are the driving force behind the resources I share.  Reading and writing begins with a solid foundation in phonics instruction, and flourishes with instruction surrounding vocabulary, comprehension, and fluency.  Let's make reading fun and rooted in the science surrounding how kids learn best!

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5 Tips for Distance Learning Success

Our classroom is now remote. It’s new, it’s strange, and it’s hard as all change is! But, there are a few simple tricks that will make...

At Home Learning – Ideas for Parents

Parents and teachers: Below is a list of OVER 20 WAYS you can keep your children learning while at home! While many of the at home...

Vocabulary Rich Books

My daughter and I have been going to to library every couple of weeks. While I thought I had a good handle on children’s books, I am...

Daily Phonics Drill, part 2: Hear and Do

In this mini-series, I’ll be breaking down each component of a phonics review that I do almost daily with my students. The Daily Phonics...

Syllable Practice – Making Words

Last week I posted about a resource I created and used for working on syllabication with my students. In that post I described the...

Syllabication Lesson with 3-Syllable Words

Even with older or more advanced students, playing with words and sounds is an important part of reading and writing. Students need to...

Daily Phonics Drill, part 1: Look and Say

In this mini-series, I’ll be breaking down each component of a phonics review that I do almost daily with my students. The Daily Phonics...

Short Vowel Practice – Phonics

Short vowels can be so difficult for young readers to decipher. When listening to words, the short vowel sounds can be tough to pick out....

Vowel Practice – Phonemic Awareness

Short vowel sounds can be soooooo TRICKY! Often, and especially for youngsters, short vowels sound really similar. For this reason,...

Syllable Stoplights

Phonemic Awareness is so important, even (and especially) after the early childhood years! Finding worthwhile activities that are truly...

So, why phonics?

As an adult reader, what do you do when you come to a word you’ve not seen before? Do you look at the picture? Skip the word, read the...

Dictation: Applying Phonics

A couple weeks ago, I posted about the first portion of what will be my phonics block this year: multi-sensory phonics and handwriting...

Multi-Sensory Phonics

The school year is just around the corner and I’ve been working so hard to get ready! All summer I’ve been doing some lesson planning in...

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