October Sensory Bins
October Sensory Bins with your students can increase engagement and work on fine motor skills. Nothing gets students more excited than hands on activities that
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5 Ways to Use Phonics Word Cards
Do you have phonics word cards, but not really sure how to use them in your primary classroom? Today I am sharing 5 ways to
Vowel Town
Looking for a celebration for the end of your vowel teams unit? This vowel town ocean might be just what you’re looking for! In my
Digital Phonics Activities
Phonics is the heartbeat of elementary classrooms. Students can’t read or write without applying phonics skills. Which is why phonics activities and hands on practice
Listening Comprehension: 5 Tips for Identifying Deficits
So many times in the classroom or at home, you might think to yourself, “I just don’t think _____________ even hears a word that I
Blending and Segmenting with Word Families
Do you have a few students that just can’t understand how to blend or segment words? Maybe they aren’t developmentally ready, or maybe they
Adapted Binders Make Independent Learners
Did you know that using Adapted Binders can make your students more independent learners? Yes, it is true! Want to know how? It is all
Where to Start with Phonics
With math, you typically have a range or a zone where most of your students come to you with basic knowledge of standards or skills
Adapted Binder Best Tips
Adapted binders have become a very big deal in many classrooms within the last year. They have really made meeting the needs of students who
Why Phonics Isn’t Working in Most Elementary Classrooms
I know…you just read that title and wanted to scroll by, but you couldn’t. Why phonics isn’t working in most elementary classrooms is not a
Phonics Adapted Binders
Have you seen the words “adapted binders” floating around and wondered just what in the world they are all about? I totally understand and was
Which Phonics Bundle is the Right Fit?
Phonics is hard to teach and sometimes it is even harder to find resources that meet the needs of your students. I’ve tried to make