These are very visual posters to help kids remember which letters face which direction!
I have the kids chant: bat, ball, donut, door
and pineapple, peach, queen, quilt
These are great to stick on their desks, in their reading/writing folders, or to send home to decorate their walls!
This graphic organizer can be used for writing persuasive opinion essays or any essay/paragraph in which the author defends a claim using text evidence. It is especially useful for elaborating and expanding on ideas, including details, and citing text evidence.
I find this organizer especially helpful with my reluctant writers. It really helps them to make a plan in a visual manner, so that when they begin writing, they have notes to pull from and it feels less overwhelming. It adds structure t
I created this book to support students who are learning to decode using Wilson, Fundations, or a similar phonics-based program.
This book is aligned with Wilson Step 2 or Fundations Level 1, Units 8+. It features closed syllables with 2 & 3 letter blends.
I found that many early readers have words that don’t follow the progression patterns of Orton Gillingham-based programs, which make it difficult for struggling readers to practice and become fluent with certain syllable types before progre
Cornell University
Teachers College, Columbia University
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I spent 10 years as a NYC public school teacher, then became a Nursery School teacher in Manhattan, and currently am a private tutor and supervisor of graduate student teachers at Columbia University.
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