Can you have science of reading aligned small group lesson plans for pre-readers who are still learning the alphabet? Yes! Here’s how…

Wondering how to get started using guided phonics and decodable readers with young students? This post about the Science of Reading is full of tips and resources to make teaching phonics and reading simple and fun! Click the pin to learn about using phonic centers and decodable readers!

It's time to ditch word walls for sound walls. Sound walls are based on the science of reading, and are an excellent way to explicitly teach the phonemes.

Science of reading activities can be so helpful for students of all ages. Reading is an essential skill to have in order to succeed in school and life. It’s not just about being able to read the words, it’s about understanding what you are reading and connecting those ideas with what you already know.

Check out our top ten Science of Reading quick wins you can apply in your classroom today!

Learn how to teach the six syllable types and grab a FREE syllable types activity that will help your students become stronger readers and writers!

Don't know what Science of Reading is? Want to know more? Here's a Beginner's guide to the research and concepts behind the Science of Reading.

Discover 5 literacy centers aligned to the Science of Reading. These low-prep, engaging activities are ideal for K-2 students and classrooms.

Infuse literacy into your science classroom through the use of picture books to enhance your upper elementary grade 4, 5 , 6 science curriculum. Adding literature will strengthen reading, writing, and critical thinking skills to create well rounded students.

Learn about Structured literacy and download a FREE Science of Reading Toolkit that has everything you need to get started with structured literacy in K-2 classrooms.