Children’s Books About The History of The English Language
At some point in their learning, you may hear one or more of your students shake their heads and ask, “Why is English so difficult?”…
We all love books and reading, especially literacy specialists and dyslexia advocates! In these posts, we’re talking about audiobooks, children’s books, picture books, and novels! Books and reading can help to build phonological awareness, phonemic awareness, morphology, and more!
At some point in their learning, you may hear one or more of your students shake their heads and ask, “Why is English so difficult?”…
As an adult, I can look at these challenging times and think how we are currently living through historical events. I have the gift of…
With summer break quickly approaching, it’s time to take a look at the dangers of the “summer slide”. The summer slide is a term used…
Today, we know more about the human brain than ever before. Brain research is a rapidly growing and changing field and the implications for teachers…
Dyslexia awareness goes on all year long. It HAS to. Last month I published a post with 12 books with dyslexic characters you can’t miss for…
Not too long ago, I shared 6 of my favorite read aloud books to promote phonological awareness. I promised that there would be…
Raise a hand if you know someone with dyslexia. You should have your hand up by now. It’s Dyslexia Awareness Month and I am all…
Building phonological awareness can happen anywhere at any time. We know that beneath the umbrella term, phonological awareness, phonemic awareness is the most important skill…
Top Five Reasons to Use Audiobooks with Struggling Readers Does your child struggle with reading? It’s a common problem among children, which is why many…