Working on sight words alongside phonics significantly improved their reading skills. Although they still sounded out words, they learned to recognize tricky sight words and recall their unique features. By practicing daily, their reading fluency enhanced, reducing frustration. Methods like the “6 days in a row” technique, flashcards on a ring, and incorporating words into Read more

BOOKS THE PRESCHOOL YEARS! Everyone is different and loves different types of books. These are the type of books that will get your child to read and enjoy it. These books will have them picking up the books on their own and will sit without you reading it to them. They will also create an Read more

Introducing Beginning Blends: 1. Understanding Beginning Blends: Explain to students that blends are two or more consonants placed together, where each sound is heard. Examples include “bl,” “cr,” “st,” and “gr.” Use simple language like, “Blends are like friends who sit next to each other, and you can hear both of their voices.” 2. Introduce Read more

Are you looking to make phonics fun, engaging, and effective for your students or child? Look no further! Our comprehensive Beginning Blends Activities Collection is here to transform learning into an adventure. 📘 Decodable Books Collection: Each 100-page decodable book is packed with reading focused on specific beginning blends. What’s even better? Each book includes Read more

My daughters were having difficulty visually grasping the concept of number bonds, especially when the number bond was turned around. To help them, we used three paper plates and paper clips to attach two of the plates to the main one, as we didn’t have popsicle sticks to tape onto the plates. First, we utilized Read more

Fractions can often seem intimidating to students, but with the right approach, they can become both fun and meaningful. By tapping into Howard Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences, educators can transform the learning of adding and subtracting fractions into dynamic, hands-on experiences. Discover creative strategies to make fractions come alive in your classroom, from fraction-themed Read more

Fractions and equivalent fractions can be a tricky topic for many learners, but what if we could turn confusion into curiosity? By tapping into Howard Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences, educators can unlock creative ways to teach fractions that resonate with every student’s unique way of learning. Whether it’s through storytelling, hands-on activities, music, or Read more