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The Dolch 220 sight words make up between 50-70% of the words we encounter in text. Most of these words cannot be sounded out and students need to be taught to instantly recognize these words in order to be fluent readers. Because recognizing these words is so important during reading, it is important that we […]

The Parent Connection Newsletter is full of ideas for parents to help their children become better readers. This post contains Issue #3.

Do you have a backpack reading program at your school? At my school, we allow our students to check out a book every day to bring home. We encourage parents to spend 15 minutes each night reading to their child. This year, I decided I would put a new twist on my backpack reading program – hoping to get more children excited about reading at home! Introducing the Reading is Sweet Lollipop Tree! I got this idea from my dear friend Michelle of Fabulous in First (we were roomies in Las Vegas…

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Help cultivate a love of reading for students in your classroom with these practical tips. The free printable rescource is perfect to share with parents.

These parent newsletters are full of ideas for parents to help their children become better readers. This post contains Issue #2.

Well, friends… We have had oodles of Pirate-y fun! The children are absolutely wonderful and I am thrilled to be working with such a great group! 🙂 We made pirate glyphs this week and they turned out great! This idea came from Mrs. Jump’s Class. We also read this book: The students really liked...Read More »