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Category: Phonics
10 Phonics Terms You Should Know
Today, I want to keep it simple. When you first learn about the Science of Reading, it can be overwhelming.
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The History of the English Language
I have to be honest: I am a full-on history nerd. As an undergrad, I was a religious studies
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My Favorite Alphabet Games
In general, I don’t play games every day with my students (or every week.) There is one huge exception to
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What the National Reading Panel Says About: Phonics
Synthetic phonics is more effective than embedded phonics. Phonics is ubiquitous. You honestly can’t read an education article or listen
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My 5 Phonics Must-Haves
I am the queen of simplicity and anti-hoarding. If I haven’t used it in the past year or two, it’s
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The Decodable Story We All Need: An Interview with “Monster and Friends”
When I first heard from the author of “Monster and Friends,” I didn’t really think much about it. The author
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The Power of Decodable Folders
This is one of the decodable texts I use from The Literacy Nest. Do you want your students to
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Practices That Work: Sound-Symbol Mapping
A few months ago, I started a series of blog posts where I do a deep dive into specific instructional
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My Favorite Reading Games
There’s nothing quite like a game to take worn-out and wound-up children and bring them back to center. There have
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Spring 2022 Decodable Awards
You know I love decodables. One of my first blog posts was about why they are important and the difference
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The Power of Cumulative Review
Before becoming Orton-Gillingham trained, I rarely reviewed. I “taught” my spelling features for the week and then expected my children
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Word Chaining: Practices That Work
I’ve talked a lot about word chains, but realized I’ve never dug deeply into why they are important and very
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