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Use this to guide grown ups through working with their child on the Saxon Decodable Reader. I suggest using a week or two to practice in class too before sending this home for the kids to complete with their grown ups. You can edit the Bitmojis if you'd like, and also add your own choice board activities in the boxes on page 2.

These Google Slides provide a digital resource for the teacher and students to explore the book One by Kathryn Otoshi. The slides are meant to be presented to the class during the lesson. The first slide has a link to the Read Aloud on YouTube if you do not have the actual book. In addition, there is a link to a forced copy Google Jam Board if you would like to make the lesson interactive to type student responses. The objectives and Common Core Standards, as well as the lesson steps and ti

This product contains four different leveled assignments for emerging readers. Assignments should be used with the R.E.D. folder (Read Every Day), and used only for students who have an adult at home to work on the homework with them. BEFORE BUYING, YOU WILL NEED BOOKS SIMILAR TO THESE & AVAILABLE TO YOUR STUDENTS: 1. Decodable readers (I use the decodables from Saxon Phonics) 2. Level A books 3. Letters/sounds books with one or two words on the page 4. Letters/sounds books with only le

This "Name Game" covers letters, sounds, syllables, and then also has teacher notes within the slide that give other tips for using this as a whole class. I use this daily while teaching from home, but wanted a digital version too so I created this resource. Tip: Use this as a class first so that the kids can get familiar with it, and then assign to each child on google classroom.

*Please note that you must have your own paper copy or digital copy of the decodable in order to use this resource. Due to copyright, I do not feel comfortable uploading a digital link to this decodable. These slides and embedded videos (Both YouTube as well as videos done by me through Google Drive) are meant to help coach students through the decodable text that goes with Saxon Phonics. I have found that in this virtual world and with shorter time with my kids due to screen restrictions, I