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Depth of Oral Language

This chart can be used to demonstrate the idea of words with similar meanings but different intensities. Students can sort these words for "problem" into three piles: big problems, little problems, medium problems.
Open/Download Depth of Oral Language Chart (PDF)

Diamante and Cinquain: Two Poetry Forms for Teaching

These patterns for the diamonte and cinquain poems can support the teaching of parts of speech.
Diamante and Cinquain Patterns (PDF)

Games

Games that support reading skills
Definition Concentration

Grammar
Identify parts of speech from a picture.
Handwriting

These stroke descriptions aid in the formation of manuscript letters.
View stroke descriptions for manuscript letters (PDF)

These stroke descriptions aid in the formation of capital letters.
View stroke descriptions for capital letters (PDF)

These stroke descriptions aid in the formation of cursive letters.

Hints from Hailey

"Hints from Hailey" are a series of videos that dives into each component of Neuhaus Reading Readiness (RR), Accurate and Automatic Reading (AAR), and Oral Language and Listening Comprehension (OLLC). These short video clips are intended for teachers, instructional coaches, and administrators who have already been trained by Neuhaus instructors and are seeking to improve their knowledge and use of Neuhaus curriculum so that students will become successful readers.
How to use Hints from Hailey Start the Year Off Right! Accurate and Automatic Reading Videos Hints Handout for AAR AAR Mastery Check Videos Hints Handout for AAR MC Oral Language and Listening Comprehension Videos Hints Handout for OLLC Reading Readiness Videos Hints Handout for RR Advanced Scientific Spelling Videos Hints Handout for SS
Instructional Charts (Small)

These small versions of the classroom charts are sized to use with small groups of students. All of the files below are sized for 8.5 in. by 11 in. cardstock. Neuhaus instruction these to be used for: Accurate and Automatic Reading; Basic Language Skills; Language Enrichment; Multisensory Reading and Spelling; Reading Readiness; Scientific Spelling; Structured Handwriting; and Written Composition.

The Layers of English

This display is a visual for teaching the history of English and the languages that contributed to English as it is today.

Mastery Check Gradebooks

Reading Readiness Mastery Check Gradebook
Use this Reading Readiness Mastery Check Gradebook to keep track of student data for the Reading Readiness Initial Mastery Check, Reading Readiness Advanced Mastery Check I, and Reading Readiness Advanced Mastery Check II. The gradebook document will open as "read only." Please save a copy to your files before using.

Accurate and Automatic Reading Mastery Check Gradebook
Use this Accurate and Automatic Reading Mastery Check Gradebook to keep track of student data for all AAR Mastery Checks. The gradebook document will open as "read only." Please save a copy to your files before using.

Language Enrichment Mastery Check Gradebook
Use this Language Enrichment Mastery Check Gradebook to keep track of student data for all LE Mastery Checks. The gradebook document will open as "read only." Please save a copy to your files before using.

Language and Literacy for Young Learners Curriculum Based Gradebook
Use this Language and Literacy for Young Learners Curriculum Based Measure Gradebook to keep track of student data. The gradebook document will open as "read only." Please save a copy to your files before using.

Mastery Checks - Accurate and Automatic Reading

Mastery Checks - Basic Language Skills

Mastery Checks - Language and Literacy for Young Learners

Mastery Checks - Language Enrichment

Mastery Checks - Reading Readiness

Naming Screening and Benchmarks

A quick two-minute screening can be administered individually to students (grades 2-6) to measure their oral language. Includes naming categories and benchmarks.
Open/Download Naming Screening and Benchmarks (PDF)

Question Starters for Deeper Thinking

These are examples of question starters that encourage students to delve more deeply into what they have read and make deeper connections. These question starters were compiled by Elizabeth Sledge and based on research by Benjamin Bloom and Robert J. Marzano.
Open/Download Question Starters (PDF)

Quick Tips from Neuhaus

Alphabet letters, building blocks, and so much more! Neuhaus has developed educational videos to support our teachers and families as a trusted shoulder-partner.
View Video Playlist (YouTube)

Rapid Recognition Chart Generator

Enter a list of six words, letters, sounds, or Final Stable Syllables, and generate 5 Rapid Recognition charts to use with your students. To use the Rapid Recognition Chart as an assessment, time the number of student readings of the chart within one minute.
Open/Download Rapid Recognition Chart Generator (Excel)

RTI Powerpoint Slides for Presentations

This presentation on the history and purpose of Response to Intervention are for use by teachers and administrators for professional development, courtesy of Mary E. Dahlgren, Ph.D.

RTI pdf's for Teachers and Administrators

Practical and "do-able" strategies for meaningful screening, meticulous progress monitoring, and rich resources for effective intervention were taken from the workshop, Really Terrific Information on Response to Intervention, Mary E. Dahlgren, Ph. D., at Neuhaus Education Center, July 7-8, 2010.

Scaffold Cards for Independent Reading

After students have developed good metacognitive thinking skills for reading, question generation guided by these cards and careful teacher modeling can aid independent reading in both narrative and expository text.

Silly Cats are O.K.

Silly Cats are O.K. is a mnemonic for the elements of a story. Use this fun form to help your students summarize any narrative.

Spelling Word Analysis Chart

Word Analysis Chart for analyzing spelling words for regularity, irregularity or those that follow spelling rules

Stories for Making Inferences

Have students guess the missing sentence and practice using clues for making inferences.
Stories for Making Inferences

Story Map

The Story Map offers another method for summarizing narratives.

Story Retelling Pictures

Ready-made pictures to print or show in a PowerPoint to accompany retelling activities in The Colors and Shapes of Language

Ready-made pictures to print or show in a PowerPoint to accompany retelling activities in Developing Metacognitive Skills

Story Retelling Rubric
Rubric for evaluating story retelling
Syllable Division Steps

Use these steps to guide syllable division and help students read longer words with ease.

Text Complexity

Use this guide to evaluate text complexity of both literary and infomrational text so that you can scaffold student understanding of complex text.

Word Bingo

Word Bingo is an activity in Multisensory Grammar. Enter a list of 24 words and generate 22 unique bingo cards and a scrambled list of your words. Great for word origin and parts of speech practice.
Open/Download Word Bingo Card Generator (Excel)

Word Profiles

Word profiles including syllables, phonemes, letters, graphemes, syllable types, origin, derivatives and figurative language can be used with the passages from Practices for Developing Accuracy and Fluency or as a guide for general vocabulary building. Use the Word profile form for in-depth study of words and keeping your own personal dictionary.

Words for Webs

This is a list of suggested semantic webs, multiple meaning webs, and derivative webs to be used in conjunction with stories in Practices for Developing Accuracy and Fluency.
Print the Word Web Wizard and use it with web forms from Developing Metacognitive Skills.

Word Webs and Charts

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If you teach students about author's purpose, you probably already know about the acronym PIE (persuade, inform, entertain) and the related cutesy anchor charts.

SOURCE: Teacherific Fun

While those are good umbrella categories, the actual reasons that authors write nonfiction are often more nuanced. Textbook authors write to educate. Bloggers write because they're passionate about a topic. Journalists write to disseminate information.

Today's students are surrounded by information. The ability to figure out exactly why authors write-and not accept every opinion as fact-is a key skill. In particular, as students read, they'll need to figure out the author's purpose, identify bias, and draw their own conclusions.

As students get more advanced in their work with informational text, these five strategies will teach them how to figure out why authors really write.

1. Start with why.

"Why did the author write this piece?" is the core question asked to identify author's purpose. To help students expand their understanding of "why," post various types of nonfiction (an advertisement, opinion article, news article, etc.) around your classroom and have students quickly identify a purpose for each. Or keep a running author's purpose board with a list of the various reasons why authors write.

2. Talk about structure.

Authors use different structures-sequence, problem and solution, compare and contrast-for different purposes. For example, one author may use sequence to explain an event, while another author uses compare and contrast to put that event into perspective.

3. Get to the heart.

Often when authors write, they're trying to get readers to feel a certain way. Perhaps the author of an article about whale conservation wants readers to feel sad about the plight of whales. Or the author of a letter may want to make the recipient feel better about a situation. After students read a text, stop and ask: How do you feel? And how did the author get you to feel this way?

4. Connect to students' own writing.

Writing and reading go hand in hand. Expand students' awareness of why people write by having them write for different purposes. When students are charged to write about a topic that they think everyone should know about, to explain a procedure, or to share a personal memory, they'll become more aware of how authors approach writing.

5. Observe how purpose changes within a text.

Author's purpose is often studied through the text as a whole, but authors have different reasons for writing within texts as well. For example, an author may include a funny anecdote to draw in the reader. Then, they may launch into a list of facts that make the reader feel frustrated about the situation. And finally, they may conclude with an appeal. Take a short article and break it apart, identifying the different purposes so that students see how author's purpose changes as they read.

Bonus: Three ways to teach kids how to identify bias

Right now, your students may take every nonfiction reading at face value, but as they develop as readers (and consumers of information), they need to learn how to evaluate bias.

1. Mind the gap.

When authors are writing to convince their readers of something, they're choosing evidence that best makes their case. Have students read for an eye toward what information isn't there. For example, if an author is writing in support of keeping horse-drawn buggies in New York City legal, they may include examples of the benefits (e.g., tourism) and leave out the drawbacks (e.g., horses holding up traffic).

2. Review the experts.

Have students pull out the names and titles of the people cited in an article. What can students learn from whom was included? And how credible is each expert?

3. Seek out stats.

Pull out statistics, images, facts, graphics, and other numbers to paint another picture of how the author is thinking. Based on the information, what does the author want readers to remember? What was included? What wasn't included?

Every time kids read, they engage in conversation with the author, and knowing the author's purpose makes that conversation that much richer.

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Welcome to Home Base -- your destination for characters, games, stories, and your fellow fans. Make new friends as you explore islands from the books you love.

Home Base is a fun and safe digital community for kids where you can:
* Explore Scholastic stories by visiting zones and islands dedicated to their favorite series and talking with their favorite characters
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Books that are currently in Home Base include:
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Version 2.6.0

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- Improved performance in the hub for less lag
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A few issues

Alright. I won't lie. This game is pretty fun! High recommend to a book reader, who wants to be more active in a certain book's fandom! This is a great concept, and I love it. But, the game does have some down sides along with this. Such as the menu, the menu feels a little out of place. It's in the very bottom corner of your screen, and makes it a bit difficult to type, along with playing the game. Along with that, are the controls. Personally, I don't like them. They make the game harder to play, like when ever you're in front of a tree, it blocks out your view. Or if you're at the corner of the island, you can't really see. Making a camera view would be great. Easy to control, too. But, I'm enjoying seeing the develop of this game further.

What is it with this game and lags????

Shout out to Icerocker 15, I am right there with you. This game looks AMAZING. It looks like a totally fun, awesome game, with good security levels and lots of entertainment. And it could be even more fun then I think because I CANT EVEN GET PAST THE 'PICK YOUR AVATAR' THING! Sometimes I press the play button and it just spits me out on my home screen. It seems like it's working totally fine until BOOM, I am shot out of the game. I have probably tried fifty times and my results are all the same.

The reason I gave it two stars instead of ZERO (which I would very much like to do!!) is because I was reading the other reviews and apparently there is a NEWSFEED and you can make comic books and you can explore islands and stuff! Holding me back from this is going to be a real job, because I am a wings of fire nerd who loves comic books and I am at the point of just deleting the game and trying again.

But the most likely situation is that I'll wait another two hours for it to load and then it'll be the same GLITCH all over again!! I mean, please, can't you just FIX THIS? Aaaa!

Hmmmmmm🤔🤔🤔 A few glitches🤷🏼‍♀️

It's ok! Just a couple of glitches and suggestions. So I updated Home base and I really liked it. It's just when I was going to go to my home island, it was gray on the travel button. I couldn't go in!!! And also, it wouldn't let me make a post or look at others post. And it wouldn't let me friend anyone. I'm a big Whatever After fan but I wanted to read the new book Home base put out for display, but I couldn't find it in the podium place thingy. And I would also like if when I'm listening to one of the books or reading one of the books, to maybe read the full book, not a little portion of chapter one. I would also like it if they maybe put more islands of books like maybe a island for Raina Telgemeier books. And maybe a diary of a wimpy kid island. But also, when I try to get in, it wouldn't let me. It would just kick me out of the game. But other than the glitches, it's a good game😀 Oh and the game crashes almost every 5 seconds and lags a lot

Information

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Requires iOS 11.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

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Family Sharing

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RECOGNIZE word families by sound, such as cat, hat, mat
DISCOVER how to work independently with built-in feedback mechanisms
The better children are at detecting rhymes, the quicker and more successful they will be at learning to read (Bradley, 1988c, Bradley & Bryant, 1983, Ellis & Large, 1987).

Try PARTNERS in RHYME today to start your child on the path to successful reading!

Reading Comprehension and good reading skills can be started with kindergartners and preschoolers using phonics and phonemic awareness. There are a variety of kindergarten games and preschool games that can help facilitate good reading skills and even set the groundwork for good reading comprehension. Teaching phonics and using phonics activities that are more in the format of phonics play is a great way to start children on the path of developing good reading skills and having good literacy.

Rhyming is a great way to begin teaching reading. In early childhood education, rhyming is an important pre-reading skill. Rhyming is a basic component of phonemic awareness. Reading strategies that use rhyming as part of their phonemic awareness program help foster the best literacy rates among children and help to create children that really know how to read well. Rhyming is one excellent way to start to help young children learn to read. Students with a good understanding of phonological awareness and phonics will have good foundational reading skills. Rhyming is an essential part of any good program that teaches phonics and teaches children how to read.

PARTNERS in RHYME has four fun games to teach rhyming:

LINE DRAWING- Children draw lines to match the words that rhyme.

MATCHING- Children find the rhyming picture matches.

DO THEY RHYME?-Children decide if two words rhyme.

WHICH SET RHYMES?-Children decide which pair of matching words rhyme.

Partners in Rhyme helps children have fun through rhyme. It helps young children come to understand that words are composed of separate sounds, called phonemes. Eventually, they will see that these sounds are paired with letters and can be used to make words.

Children need phonemic awareness training to help them understand that words are made up of sounds. Learning to recognize rhyming patterns in language is an essential literacy skill for emergent readers. A number of longitudinal studies confirm this thesis and indicate that rhymes help children progress in reading once they start school. Research indicates there is a correlation between phonological awareness and reading ability.
PARTNERS in RHYME will give your child a great start with rhyming practice to help them become better at phonological awareness.

PARTNERS in RHYME is like an endless electronic phonics worksheet, giving children lots of opportunities to practice rhyming and to find words that rhyme. Partners in Rhyme will help give children the foundational rhyming skills they need to help them find rhymes and things that rhyme. After some practice, children will even start making up their own words that rhyme.

PARTNERS in RHYME was created using a rhyming dictionary and rhyming software to find words that rhyme.
The free version has 12 rhyming trios and 36 matching picture words.
The paid version has 85 rhyming trios and 255 matching picture words.

Try PARTNERS in RHYME today to start your child on the path to successful reading!

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Fun rhyming work

Rhyming is a core skill needed for reading and writing. As a Kindergarten teacher I have searched for apps to use with my students that are easy, engaging and keep their focus. This app does that and has helped both my struggling students and those who need to build fluency and accuracy. I use it in my 1:1 iPad classroom and students go back to it time and time again.

Great app!

All parents should have this app. I am a Speech Language Pathologist who uses it frequently with my students for extra practice.

Partners in Rhyme

Super activity with prek and kinder students in small group setting.

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‎PARTNERS in RHYME Will help your child get all of the best benefits from rhyming: DEVELOP beginning phonemic awareness skills. LEARN that words are made up of individual sounds. DISCERN which words rhyme and which words don't rhyme NOTICE and work with the sounds within words SPELL better by recogni...

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The What's Changed? skill builder has been specifically designed to develop students' phonemic awareness - the ability to discern the sounds, and the sequence of sounds, within a word. Phonemic awareness is a critical skill for learning to read and can be improved with practice.

What's Changed? focuses on developing phonemic awareness with vowel sounds and consonant blends through exercises that require students to listen to two non-words and identify what changed between the two words.

Students develop the core foundational skills that make up phonemic awareness by identifying the type of change that occurred, including:
- identifying the sound that changed ('zat' to 'zad')
- substituting a new letter for the sound that changed ('feld' to 'fald')
- specifying the letter for a sound that was added or omitted ('strek' to 'stek')
- switching two letters for sounds that were switched ('blist' to 'blits')
Students with poor phonemic awareness skills often make these types of errors when reading.

What's Changed? also develops segmentation and blending skills - the ability to segment a word into its individual sounds and then blend the sounds together for whole word reading. These skills are also essential for successfully learning how to read, as they enable students to blends sounds together in order to recognize whole words when reading.

What's Changed? is suitable for students of all ages, particularly emerging readers and struggling readers. It is also good for English language learners wanting to improve their auditory discrimination and pronunciation of English. Parents or teachers can monitor students' progress, and pinpoint weaker areas by looking at the results for each skill type.

There are three different categories in What's Changed?, each with four increasing levels of difficulty. Within each game, the words build from VC (e.g. 'ob') to CCVCC (e.g. 'brisp'). The Standard English category develops letter-sound knowledge for the most common sounds of letters (for example, the /k/ sound of the letter 'c' as in 'cat').

The Readable English category builds on from the Standard English category, including the non-standard sounds of letters (for example, the other sounds the letter 'c' can make such as in 'cell', 'ocean' and 'cello'). In Readable English when a letter makes a sound other than its usual sound, it is marked with a glyph, enabling all the sounds of English to be represented by distinct characters (e.g. the different sounds of the letter 'o' in 'cove', 'love' and 'move' are clearly reflected with different glyphs).

The Color category uses only colors to represent sounds, which requires users to strictly focus on auditory discrimination rather than sound-symbol association.

Readable English: Read It | Speak It | Know It.

This app has been updated by Apple to use the latest Apple signing certificate.

Minor Improvements and Bug Fixes.

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Family Sharing

Up to six family members will be able to use this app with Family Sharing enabled.

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