Starting the New Semester with Success: Integrating Daily Reading Routines

As the new semester unfolds, teachers across the globe are gearing up to welcome a fresh cohort of students into their classrooms. The start of a new term is a golden opportunity to establish routines that not only instill discipline but also promote academic growth. One such effective routine is the integration of daily reading […]

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Day In History: January 1-8 Free Resources

Share these events for each day in history with your students. Use the free resources to supplement your instruction. Differentiated comprehension passage available at the bottom of the page from Reading Specialty! January 1–New Year’s Day and History of Calendar Julius Caesar 45 BC decreed January 1 the beginning of the year. This YouTube video, […]

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Review of INTO THE BOOK online program

Wisconsin Media Lab, with the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction created INTO THE BOOK, a free online program designed for the elementary classroom. This research-based resource is aligned to the common core standards. It is available with both English and Spanish texts! When students first start the program, they will be asked their first name and […]

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Review Of Readworks

WOW! This amazing site is free with tons of bells and whistles, informative articles, student supports, and teacher resources! ReadWorks is a not-for-profit company with a vision that “Every child in the United States can read well with deep comprehension because all educators teach reading effectively with the superb reading content and curriculum they need.” […]

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Review–ReadTheory

Awesome Program–It is hard to believe this is a freebie! To activate the website, you will need to sign up by going to the site (https://readtheory.org) or click here. Take a look at the About Us page and you will find the articles are written by professional writer, educators, and award winning teachers. Step One: […]

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