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Category: Phonics
Let’s Talk Running Records
I was the queen of running records. You should see the composition books I had where I took a
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You Can Still Give Spelling Tests
As I entered the Science of Reading world, I heard a lot about how people were ditching spelling tests. When
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10 Ways to Practice Phonics Skills
I love teaching children how to read. I enjoy teaching in general, but teaching phonics is just SO. MUCH. FUN.
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Activities to Promote Orthographic Mapping
In my last post, we discussed orthographic mapping and why it is crucial for reading success. Theory is great, but
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Orthographic Mapping
The term orthographic mapping slipped around my head for a year before I felt I could finally grab it and
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Science of Reading and Teachers Pay Teachers
How do we know which materials to trust when it comes to the Science of Reading? By now, I
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The Trouble with Word Sorts
Raise your hand if you have ever given children the assignment to “sort and write” their words. (Me!)Raise your hand
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Teaching Syllable Types and Syllable Divisions
I was 27 years old with 2 master’s degrees before I knew the 6 syllable types in English. If I
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Book Review: “Uncovering the Logic of English”
I tend to talk too much, so let me get straight to the point. Every month or so, I’m going
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Skill-Based Instruction: Phonics Intervention
I wish we could all take days to peek inside each other’s classrooms and learn from one another. I’ve actually
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Skill-Based Intervention: Phonemic Awareness and Letter Sounds
We need to start this post with a mantra, and I want you to hold on to this mantra as
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Decodable is not a 4-Letter Word
If you are a math teacher who is teaching multiplication to their students, what does their practice look like? Do
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