- A Classroom Reading List – Yale Dyslexia
- Reading List for Creating a Classroom Reading CultureThese are titles that hooked all my students, regardless of ability. I consider these books central in launching an egalitarian reading culture….
- About Reading Rockets | Reading Rockets
- Reading Rockets is a national public media literacy initiative offering information and resources on how young kids learn to read, why so many struggle, and how caring adults can help.We bring the…
- TXReads
- Providing teachers with the knowledge and materials to deliver effective classroom instruction. Check out our library of resources all aligned to the science of reading.
- Center Publications | Middle Tennessee State University
- ” SL Principles of Instruction Structured Literacy Principles of InstructionThis infographic outlines some of the instructional principles that are the hallmark of explicit instruc…
- Resource Database | Florida Center for Reading Research
- “research- and evidence-based resources? The FCRR Resource Database pulls together over 650 materials from across the center’s numerous research, innovation, and engagement activities. Users…
- UFLI Virtual Teaching Hub – UF Literacy Institute
- lesson templates and sample lessons, along with suggestions for structuring your lessons.Instructional ActivitiesClick here to access our library of instructional activities.Managing Attention and…
- Free Books | ParkerPhonics
- Free Phonics Books for Parents and Reading Teachers by Stephen Parker teaching your children to read using Synthetic Phonics. Includes the entire Alphabetic Code, a Glossary for Teachers, the Simpl…
- National Center on Improving Literacy | Your source for improving outcomes for students with literacy-related disabilities, including dyslexia.
- “Resource RepositoryRecommended websites, downloads, and videos from reliable sources.Improving Literacy BriefsResearch summaries and infographics written by our experts.”
<… - The A to Z of Teaching Beginning Reading – Yale Dyslexia
- breaks the reading code. To do so he must solve the two parts of the reading puzzle: one involving spoken language, and the other involving written language.To solve the first part of the puzzle, e…
- Developing a Foundation for Reading – Yale Dyslexia
- Early good practices enrich learning and develop a foundation for later reading. Try these reading-readiness steps to engage your child. Have fun with them. Make them into a game! Activities should…
- Ten Things to Help Your Struggling Reader – Yale Dyslexia
- “dyslexic children. Most important, I am eager for the parents of my students to understand that their children can and will learn to read, but it will take time. In the process, it is importa…
- Reading Fluency: The Bridge Between Phonics and Comprehension – edWeb
- “Develop a deeper understanding of reading fluency and its crucial role in helping students progress from initial decoding to comprehending complex text. Fluency expert Dr. Jan Hasbrouck expla…
- Advance Beyond Doing Reading to Teaching Reading – edWeb
- “Many K-12 teachers find themselves doing a lot of reading with students, but very little time is spent actually teaching it. This is a subtle but significant distinction. Our class periods an…
- How it works – Literal
- “Literal builds on the tastes and preferences of modern students to make reading literature an accessible, enjoyable experience.
- LiteralLiteral | Enjoy reading a fun chat format
- How to Help Struggling Readers in Grades 6-12 with Pam Allyn
- students are coming back to school and many of them are reading below grade level. While this has always been a challenge, this year it may be even more so. In this episode, literacy expert Pam All…
- Digital Tools to Support Choice Reading | Edutopia
- We’ve done a little digging to find online resources and tips that can help teachers introduce students to new books and support sharing the love—without becoming overwhelmed themselves.”<…
- A Simple Way to Encourage Students to Read More Broadly | Edutopia
- “In my library, I much prefer the message that all books belong to all readers.” stacks with one title from each level. We chose “picture books” all the way up through “adult” tit…
- What Kids Are Reading (and Not Reading) in 2021 – edWeb
- Meeting Registration: What Kids Are Reading (and Not Reading) in 2021 | AnyMeeting – Online Meetings, Video Conferencing and Webinar Service
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