Welcome to Literacy Voices, where our experts share instructional strategies with teachers.
You'll find practical classroom tips from real educators, personal stories, and innovative approaches to improving your teaching practice, and tools you can use immediately.
Welcome to Literacy Voices, where our experts share instructional strategies with teachers. You'll find practical classroom tips from real educators, personal stories and innovative approaches to improving your teaching practice, and tools you can use immediately.
Teachers! Let’s be honest. Teachers are professional structure-makers.
Teachers can build a daily routine tighter than a NASA launch sequence. Teachers know e...
What does your celebratory dance look like when a student who’s been working so hard to decode finally moves through a sentence with ease?
What does your hype...
There is something powerful about knowing how a word is built, like really built. Not just what it means, but what puts it together.
Like recognizing that un- u...
It’s funny how easy it is to overlook the impact of something as small as a single sound.
But then you read “A told B, and B told C, ‘I’ll meet you at t...
We know as teachers that there is no one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to teaching children how to read.
Teaching reading and learning to read is extreme...
In the previous blogs we spent some time discussing working with our early learners on blending, segmenting, and isolating sounds.
At this point they’re skill...
Have you ever watched a student sound out the word “cake” like /k/ /a/ /k/ /e/? Or call “bike” /b/ /i/ /k/ /e/ with four separate sounds?
We get it. Sil...
