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When your child is struggling to learn to read or has recently been diagnosed with dyslexia, it can be overwhelming. Where do you start to find help? How do you protect your child who seems so beaten down by their school experiences? You realize you need help, but what kind of help should you look…
This Martin Luther King, Jr., activity pack is an exciting and interactive way to learn about MLK during the month of January or Black History Month. The QR codes included in this web quest lead to a safe vehicle for internet research. Your students will love scanning them to read all about Martin Luther King, Jr.
Use these nonfiction text task cards as a supplemental activity to help your students read informational text more effectively. These task cards target the specific skill of reading to gain knowledge about a particular topic. With less text on a page, they make a great alternative to worksheets. Your students will enjoy learning all about arctic animals!
September is a time for students to learn about apples and the apple life cycle. Set up an easy, non-fiction, literacy center with this task card set!
Use these nonfiction text task cards as a supplemental activity to help your students read informational text more effectively. These task cards target the specific skill of reading to gain knowledge about a particular topic. With less text on a page, they make a great alternative to worksheets. Your students will learn about pumpkins in this set.
Use these nonfiction text task cards as a supplemental activity to help your students read informational text more effectively. These task cards target the specific skill of reading to gain knowledge about a particular topic. With less text on a page, they make a great alternative to worksheets. In this set, your students will learn all about farm animals.
The Wall by Eve Bunting is a wonderful book for Veterans Day or to use during an author study.
These themed decodable readers support the science of reading. They follow an Orton-Gillingham progression to support your Orton-Gillingham lesson plans. Your students will practice their decoding and fluency skills while enjoying fun back to school and fall themed stories.
Having a reference binder for reading and spelling during an Orton-Gillingham lesson or other reading intervention can help students develop a sense of confidence, ownership and independence.