In this workshop, Tamar Greenwell, M.S., CCC-SLP, examines how explicit teaching of phonemes and graphemes in a sequential and structured manner...
This article from PBS Kids Parents provides guidance and details the benefits of reading aloud to children.
A resource from Talking Is Teaching to help families find opportunities to talk, read, and sing to infants and toddlers.
This presentation, facilitated by Natalie Wexler, author of The Knowledge Gap, will explain why it’s important to start building knowledge early...
Strategies and best practices to support children with dysgraphia/handwriting issues.Did you enjoy this workshop? Share your feedback using the IDOE...
This discussion will include panelists who have already begun implementing the Science of Reading framework in their classrooms and buildings.Did you...
This article from Reading Rockets provides details and benefits of repeated interactive read alouds in preschool and kindergarten.
Created & shared by Emily Hopkins, explore this Google Photos library of free QR Code Read Alouds! With more than 60 tiles, simply scan and listen -...
This session, led by Kris Clark, takes a closer look at integrating phonics into learning environments through purposeful play. Spend time noticing...
The Global Digital Library (GDL) is an amazing resource for elementary educators to find free books in various languages. The GDL collects existing...
Is your child four years old? Check out these resources from PBS Kids for Parents that provide ideas specific to children this age, including in the...
There are many ways you can help your young reader develop skills that will set them up for success in kindergarten and beyond. Here are a few tips...
Being a toddler is all about ACTION. Encourage continued language development and interest in books and reading by keeping things lively and engaging.
The early years are critical to developing a lifelong love of reading. It’s never too early to begin reading to your child!
As soon as your baby is born, he starts learning. Here are some tips to help your child become a confident reader.
Hello Ruby is a fantastic space for learners aged 4-10 can learn about technology, computing, and coding. There are activities and games, a book...
Join Amanda McCammon and Stephanie Zircher as Stephanie gives an introduction to Computer Science Week, Hour of Code, and Nextech.
What is the science of reading? Check out this IDOE resource and be sure to share with families.
Children are capable of amazing compositional thinking. Adults can see how evidence of this thinking when children make picture books. In this...
Reading is a process: Strategies to Use Before, During, and After Reading