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**Read to gain 6 fun syllable activities to try in your classroom or at home that are low prep!

My daughter came to me the other day and asked me to help her figure out a word in the book she was reading. She told me she knew the middle part of the word but could not figure out the first part. The word was “preheated”. I told her the word had three syllables. Since ...


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Over the last several years as the Science of Reading research has gotten louder and louder, we are learning more and more about how our brains actually learn to read. It’s not as simple as we my have thought. It actually is science. There is real brain work required to teach ourselves how to decode words and make sense of sentences. This all begins with setting a solid found...


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Black History Month is more than a moment on the calendar—it’s an opportunity to tell the truth, celebrate resilience, and help our youngest learners understand the world around them. The stories we choose matter.

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Rhyming is one of the first building blocks of pre-reading because it helps children hear and play with sounds in words before they ever read them on a page. Practicing rhyming can be engaging and easy. Below are five simple and fun rhyming activities that teachers and parents can use to help develop strong early readers while keeping students motivated and excited to learn.<...


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