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Phonological Awareness Songs and Chants Organized by Skill

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How Do I Write...? Scaffolding Preschoolers' Early Writing Skills

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Providing young children with rich writing experiences can lay a foundation for literacy learning. This article presents a framework for individualizing early writing instruction in the preschool classroom.

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Susan Brady - Phonemic Awareness Article.pdf