I’m about to start my fifth year as a Reading Recovery teacher. When I first started the week long assessment training Miss O was 6 weeks old. I was in a delirious haze of new motherhood an…

Aims of the session: To gain further understanding of ‘Every Child a Reader’ Reading Recovery and what it involves Impact of the intervention in our school Methods to use in school which will help children to problem solve in reading more effectively

The time has come, teachers, to focus on how onsets work in words. To do this, present the letters for a set of known words, e.g. g o n o...

How to analyze errors and self corrections on a running record. Includes a FREE MSV cheat sheet! - Michaela Almeida, Reading Royalty

If you teach a struggling reader, these 12 incredible resources for struggling readers are here to encourage you through practical tips and activities.

Helping students reach fluency in reading through balanced literacy and attention to reading levels is an essential part of the reading foundation skills.

What can you do when your child is having trouble with b and d reversals? Try this easy, yet discrete trick!

The benefits of a personal alphabet book. Excellent information if you teach in a special education classroom. Click on the "Here's How" link to get all the directions. Go to: http://thatfunreadingteacher.com/the-benefits-of-a-personal-alphabet-book/

This post includes the following reading points. Hey-ho! I just love all things literacy and specifically working with words. I want to delve deeper into phonological development, because.. well.. I just love it! I’m a bit of a nerd that way! Are you too? You know that phonological and phonemic awareness skills are important and also …

Setting up and organizing anecdotal records for reading groups to make lesson planning more effective