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Imagination Library Family Resources - All Ages
Each month, Imagination Library mails participating children a free book. To support a love of reading and increase enjoyment, these family guides...
Imagination Library Family Resources for Children Born in 2022
Each month, Imagination Library mails participating children a free book. To support a love of reading and increase enjoyment, these family guides...
Imagination Library Family Resources for Children Born in 2021
Each month, Imagination Library mails participating children a free book. To support a love of reading and increase enjoyment, these family guides...
Imagination Library Family Resources for Children Born in 2020
Each month, Imagination Library mails participating children a free book. To support a love of reading and increase enjoyment, these family guides...
Imagination Library Family Resources for Children Born in 2023
Each month, Imagination Library mails participating children a free book. To support a love of reading and increase enjoyment, these family guides...
Family Moments: Talking Reading, and Singing Together
A collaboration between Too Small To Fail and Sesame Street, this is a parent and caregiver guide to support infant learning through talking,...
2023 Grades 11-12 ELA Frameworks
This resource is a landing page for the 2023 Grades 11-12 ELA Frameworks. It is designed to aid educators in unpacking the Future-Focused 2023...
2023 Grades 9-10 ELA Frameworks
This resource is a landing page for the 2023 Grades 9-10 ELA Frameworks. It is designed to aid educators in unpacking the Future-Focused 2023 Indiana...
Word Recognition: Phoneme/Grapheme Knowledge and Orthographic Mapping Part II
The decoding strand of the reading rope addresses how readers recognize words. The alphabetic principle states letters and letter patterns...
Word Recognition: Phoneme/ Grapheme Knowledge and Orthographic Mapping: Part I
In this workshop, Tamar Greenwell, M.S., CCC-SLP, examines how explicit teaching of phonemes and graphemes in a sequential and structured manner...
Why Reading Aloud to Kids Helps Them Thrive
This article from PBS Kids Parents provides guidance and details the benefits of reading aloud to children.
Using Writing to Become a Better Reader: Middle School
For every reading move, there is a writing counterpart. The two go together like milk and cookies. So why are they often taught in isolation?...
Using Writing to Become a Better Reader: Lower Elementary
For every reading move, there is a writing counterpart. The two go together like milk and cookies. So why are they often taught in isolation?...
Using Writing to Become a Better Reader: Elementary
For every reading move, there is a writing counterpart. The two go together like milk and cookies. So why are they often taught in isolation?...
Tips for Families: Talk, Read, Sing
A resource from Talking Is Teaching to help families find opportunities to talk, read, and sing to infants and toddlers.
Third & Fourth Grade Reading Resources
The mission of the Florida Center for Reading Research is to ensure that all children read. With their website, educators can find resources to...
The Knowledge Gap: What It Is and How to Narrow It
This presentation, facilitated by Natalie Wexler, author of The Knowledge Gap, will explain why it’s important to start building knowledge early...
TeachingBooks
TeachingBooks is a database of resources for children's and young adult books and their authors and illustrators, including short movies, audiobook...
Supporting Preschoolers’ Vocabulary Development through Play
This presentation will discuss evidence-based approaches to teaching vocabulary that can be incorporated in authentic, playful interactions in the...
Supporting Children with Dysgraphia/Handwriting Issues
Strategies and best practices to support children with dysgraphia/handwriting issues.Did you enjoy this workshop? Share your feedback using the IDOE...
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