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NBC 5 is continuing our summer literacy series Reading With You, with the help of local nonprofit Reading Partners North Texas. As part of their Take Reading With You online ser...
As summer approaches, families may be searching for ways to support literacy development at home. Last month, I wrote about how to speak with caregivers about literacy. In that pos...
In any kindergarten or first grade classroom, you’ll have readers all over the map, some naming letters, some blending their first words, and some not quite sure where a sentence.....
Digital reading tools boost literacy, access, and engagement, complementing print while supporting diverse learners through choice.
Last month I shared some tips for teaching the alphabet to kids and why going in alphabetical order isn’t the best way to do it. Honestly a lot of learning at this age has to do wi...
Minnesota middle school teachers spread foundational literacy skills across academic classes.
Building print awareness, or knowledge of print concepts, is something that those serving children in libraries already do. Building print awareness even more intentionally better...
Digital confidence grows through repeated practice. During the “PLA Update: DigitalLearn Reborn!” session, Michelle Frisque, ALA Broadband Consultant, introduced the relaunched Dig...
These birthday acrostic poem activities are a fun and engaging way to explore acrostic poetry with your elementary students, while helping them build vocabulary, improve spelling,...
Sight word review (and phonics review) can be a boring, repetitive thing. Â And what happens when our kids are bored? Boredom….behavior issues…teacher stress….and we don’t want any...
These football acrostic poem activities are a fun and engaging way to explore acrostic poetry with your elementary students, while helping them build vocabulary, improve spelling,...
How do you teach sight words? Can you still teach sight words? What are your favorite sight word activities to teach sight words? These are questions I get asked often and see in F...
Reading regularly during the summer is a great way to keep kids on track with their learning, and it’s just a fun thing for people of all ages to do, especially when the weather do...
If you’re looking for a hands-on, low-prep way to help your little learners build early reading skills, these CVC word cut and paste worksheets are about to become your new best fr...
Creative coding activities for kids teach logic, critical thinking, collaboration, and technology skills for lower and upper elementary students.
Hooray! You found the perfect bit of research to share with your storytime grownups and selected “to effectively learn mathematical ideas and skills, children need many opportuniti...
Bring the great outdoors into your classroom with Camping Bingo! These Camping Bingo Activities set up an adventure-filled learning experience that reinforces vocabulary, listening...
Today we have a fun way to help kiddos learn letter sounds, especially short vowel sounds. We have 13 free… The post 13 Fun & Free Printable CVC Lists for Kids Learning to Read...
Summer Directed Drawing Sheets are the perfect way to end the school year. Kindergarten students can practice drawing pictures and writing sentences to go with them. Combining Art...
Find fun activities for high school students to fill time between lessons, use on sub days, or make any lesson more entertaining.
Bring the excitement of the zoo into your classroom with a game they’ll go wild for! Our Zoo Bingo Activities are a fun and engaging way to practice vocabulary and listening skills...
Middle school students need reading and writing strategies that really work. Find ideas in this blog post. The post Effective Reading And Writing Strategies For Middle School Stude...
EdWeek readers offer suggestions about how to get older students reading more.
Start a family book club, plan for regular sit-downs with tea and treats, and discuss the book chapter by chapter.
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