Language Learning Leader

This printable anchor chart or poster is a great resource to support students with the digraphs that use the letter H.

This is a great resource to support readers to see and here how adding an e to the end of a CVC spelling pattern changes the word. You can print it at regular size or turn it into a poster to support struggling readers.

This is a great resource to support readers to recognize the spelling patterns that use a vowel and the letter r. It can be printed as a regular sheet of paper or turned into a poster to support struggling readers.

This is a booklet to support learning numbers 0 to 20. This a great resource for each student to have their own booklet where the student can practice coloring, tracing, circling, writing, and drawing each number as they learn the numbers. These can be used during small group math instruction, as an intervention, or as a whole class when first learning the numbers. I usually print them and place the papers inside a large sheet of construction paper that I staple to keep us organized. We then do

This is a modified version of the decoding strategies that now incorporates the science of reading. Strategies that look at the picture or that tell the reader to not look at the text have been removed. New strategies that guide the reader to look at the word have been introduced.

This is part of a bundle resource. This file includes the station labels, directions, and prompts to play the Science of Reading Breakout game. It includes QR code links to the activities for each station.

This is part of a bundle resource. This file includes the activities for the stations as part of the Science of Reading Breakout game for reading teachers.

This is part of a bundle resource. This file includes the team sheets to play the Science of Reading Breakout game. You will need this document along with the others in this bundle to play.

Teaching vowel teams can be hard. Check out this resource to help your kiddos easily practice the sounds that two vowels make when they get together. All of these examples follow the same rule that when two vowels get together, the first does the talking (or says it's name) and the second goes a walking.

Want to learn about the Science of Reading and reading research in a fun and engaging team setting? Check out my new resource on the Science of Reading Breakout Game. This resource is part of a bundle of resources to introduce teachers and staff to the Science of Reading.

This is part of a bundle resource. These are the clues for teams to know which station to visit while playing the Science of Reading Breakout game.