Lowercase letters recognition is one first things that young readers learn to identify. Why? Because these are seen the most - in books, in their names, and throughout their world. This lowercase letter recognition resource is designed for both parents and teachers to easily use as a resource for ... read more
Reading Strategies You Can Do At Home
Do you have a budding reader that wants to learn more? Have a reader who isn't interested but likes fun games? I have some fun reading strategies you can do at home to help your young readers build a strong foundation. Reading Strategy #1 - Build a Story Game After your child learns many stories ... read more
Poetry Books Kids Love
Kids love poetry! Are you looking for poetry books that will entice and engage your readers. These books are great poetry books to add to your home or school library. From funny to classics, I've got you covered. (Please note the links below are Amazon Affiliate Links). Funny Poetry ... read more
Teachers That Give – Lessons and FREEBIES
It is the season of giving and gratitude. To thank you for all that you do, the Teachers That Give Blog Link Up has some FREEBIES and giveaways to help get you through the holiday season. I want to share with you some of my favorite ways to use literature this season. (Be sure to check the ... read more
5 Ways to Develop Early Literacy Skills in Preschoolers
Learning to read is one of the most rewarding experiences. No matter what age, we all enjoy learning something new or getting into a good story. Use these 5 early literacy skills to help your preschoolers discover to joy of learning to read. *This post contains affiliate links. 1. On-the-Go ... read more
