Teaching literacy

hand2mind | It’s Thursday, so we’re throwing it back to one of our most popular hands-on literacy activities! 😍 But this time, we're using our NEW... | Instagram

How to Teach a Child to Read - helpful for teacher and parents of children in preschool, kindergarten, and first grade #literacy #learntoread #teachingreading #preschool #kindergarten #1stgrade

Rajni Ojha | Correct order to teach phonics Save it !! | Instagram

KINDERGARTEN WORD FAMILY WORKSHEETS - freebies - word family ladders - mini readers - word pyramids - comprehension questions - digital slides - printables - worksheets - literacy - reading and writing fluency #kindergarten #fluency

Teach your child to read using phonics and reading rules so they can decode any word with ease! #learnreading #aprilmcmurtrey #phonicsfun #phonicsgames #readingrules

These unique classroom supplies are must-haves if you teach reading!

Super fun and easy English prepositions learning! 📚✨

Give your young learners the tools they need to succeed in reading with these 30 Decodable CVC Stories! 📚✨ Perfect for Pre-K, Kindergarten, and 1st Grade, these stories are designed to build confidence and fluency as students master consonant-vowel-consonant (CVC) words. Each story is crafted to reinforce phonics skills, making it an ideal resource for teachers, parents, and homeschoolers. 🎉 What’s Inside: 30 engaging, easy-to-read stories featuring CVC words 🧠 Benefits: Boosts phonics…

10 Activities to Do with ABC Cards! Literacy and language development sould be a key factor in learning. Here are 10 fun and engaging literacy and language activities with ABC cards. #literacyactivities #languageactivities #printableactivities #preschoolactivities #literacyactivities #alphabet #printablepuzzles #education

Is your child struggling with learning to read? Teach your child to read -- at home -- the old-fashioned way! Check out our step-by-step guide to teaching your child to read with phonics. #oldfashionededucation #midcenturymom #vintagehomeschool #minimalisthomeschool

There are so many new faces here with us and I am so happy you are here! I want to give a quick reminder on how you should teach reading. 1.) Teach the letters in frequency order and not all at once. 2.) Call the letters by their sounds, not by their names. 3.) Use lowercase letters first. 4.) Always put the vowel in the front or middle if teaching the short sound. 5.) Use the pencil reading blending technique as taught in the Learn Reading program. Much more to come! 🤗🤍 #decoding #read...

Learning to read is such a fun and special time: it’s a valuable skill, and sparking an early love of reading can make it become a lifelong passion. In order to do so, it is so important early on to scaffold our students’ learning to help them bridge one concept to the next so that they don’t feel overwhelmed. How can our little ones get excited and learn effectively if we introduce phonics with no particular order? At Tiny Teaching Shack, I show you my best way of