The Importance of Decodable Passages in Kindergarten
Starting the reading journey is such an exciting time for kindergarteners, and building those early skills with targeted practice makes all the difference! Decodable passages—specially
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Starting the reading journey is such an exciting time for kindergarteners, and building those early skills with targeted practice makes all the difference! Decodable passages—specially
Looking for a fun way to get your kindergarteners thinking and sharing their ideas? Opinion books are a great tool to help young learners express
Incorporating file folder games into your kindergarten classroom can be a game-changer! These simple, low-prep activities are an engaging way to help young learners practice
As a kindergarten teacher, there is a lot of importance on making sure that students have a solid foundation for letter recognition. Kindergarten letter recognition
Today I want to dive into one of my favorite topics: decodable books for kindergarten. When my students first encounter decodable books, their eyes light
What is a Fun Way to Teach Sight Words? Learning sight words is a big part of kindergarten. It helps set up students for reading
Research tells us that one of the most important components of phonics instruction is a hands-on approach. Hands-on activities provide motivational and tactile learning experiences
As a kindergarten teacher, do you recognize the huge connection that learning new sight words has to a child’s reading skills? It is our job
Are you looking for some simple alphabet coloring worksheets for kindergarten that you can print and they are ready to go? Look no further than
Reading fluency for kids means being able to read a book or text accurately, at a good pace and with feeling and emotion in their
Kindergartners and the letters of the alphabet go together like peanut butter and jelly. Every kindergarten classroom you walk into will have letter posters on
Did you know that children who are read to at least three times a week are almost twice as likely to score in the top 25% in reading compared