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Definition of shared reading
What is Shared Reading?*Effective reading instruction involves a combination of powerful instructional settings. This post is the next in our "What is...?" series, where we define each instructional c...
Learn to write letter a
An Introduction to Letter WritingBy: My Child magazineIntroductionLetter writing is an essential skill. Despite the prevalence of emails and text messages, everyone has to write letters at some point....
Toddler letter recognition
Alphabet Recognition Tips for PreschoolAlphabet recognition is a crucial skill for toddlers and preschoolers to learn, and it serves as the foundation of reading and writing. This post explores the ty...
Activities in math
7 Classroom Math Activities That Will Make Math Engaging and FunBack to Articles Fun, hands‑on math games are a great way to make early math concepts clear and keep your students engaged. Introducing...
Teaching two year olds to read
Steps to Teach a Toddler to Read Wondering how to teach a toddler to read at home? How to teach a 2-year-old to read? Start by reading to your child every day. Teach them that books have meaning, are...
Spelling for 3rd graders games
3rd Grade Spelling Words, Lists, Games and Activities3rd Grade Spelling Words, Lists, Games and Activities
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Back to school blogs
The 7 Best Back-to-School Blog PostsThe 7 Best Back-to-School Blog Posts Skip to content Search $0.00 Cart LOG IN Search $0.00 Cart The back-to-school season is upon us. From classroom set up...
Sight words games for preschoolers
10 Clever Games to Help Your Child Learn Sight WordsBig, at, can, does, go, see: these are just a few of what are commonly referred to as sight words. Sight words are those foundational words that app...
Activities for syllabication
Syllable Games | Classroom StrategiesAs students progress in their literacy understanding, they move from reading and writing single syllable words (often with consonant-vowel-consonant constructions)...
