10 Easy Ways to Build Fluent Readers in Kindergarten
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
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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
Helping kindergarten students learn to read is one of the most rewarding parts of the school year! From recognizing their first letters to reading decodable
Are you looking for new and exciting ways to help your students practice letter recognition while having fun? It can be tricky to find games
Hey there! I have a quick idea to share with you today. As we teach children to read, an important part of any literacy program
With Halloween around the corner, I wanted to quickly share about a free resource that I think you’ll love! Halloween in the classroom is, let’s
I was so excited when author Rolanda Hasten reached out to me about creating some companion activities for her book A Day at the Beach.
No matter what grade you teach, you’re sure to have a wide variety of emotions entering your classroom this new school year. You’ll see students
We all know how important sight word practice is when it comes to helping our students become confident readers. But let’s be honest: sometimes it
I love having discussions about big topics with young kids. They have such wonderful perspectives and big hearts! Talking about influential people like Dr. Martin
One of the most exciting activities for a child is playing a game. What’s better than the joy of playing a game? Using games in
Several years ago, I was teaching half-day kindergarten and needed to add more variety to the alphabet activities I was using with my class. I