Explicit Reading Virtual Resources
For schools closed due to coronavirus, Age of Learning offers free home access to leading digital education programs ABCmouse, Adventure Academy, & ReadingIQ to all affected preschool through middle school students.
Website with lessons and materials for teaching phonics explicitly and systematically. Includes lesson plans, word lists, and decodable texts.
Download free phonemic awareness assessments and resources in English and Spanish for pre‑k, kindergarten, and primary curriculums.
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RTINetwork.org guides educators and families in the effective implementation of Response to Intervention (RTI) as a means to improve educational outcomes for all students.
Read to your child every day ~ 15 minutes each day! There is much research on the importance of reading aloud. Show that reading is FUN! Talk about the pictures, events, favorite parts. Reading aloud will expose your child to new words, ideas, places, events, and more complex plots and sentences than beginning reading books have to offer. If your child is learning to read, he/she can read those books. YOU, however, should be reading more difficult picture books to your child, such as the child's library books.
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