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https://www.weareteachers.com/classroom-library-ideas/

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Read books aloud https://watch.vooks.com/browse

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Ipad app to encourage , improve and practice reading 

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Ipad app to encourage , improve and practice reading 

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The Reading Realm
https://t.co/cRWWYVu8Hu?amp=1

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Welcome to Crazy Tales! Read brief stories with your words strategically inserted to produce wacky results. Original stories, excerpts from classic literature, and excerpts from elsewhere on the RinkWorks site are featured. It's silly nonsense fun every time.

http://www.rinkworks.com/crazytales/

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Story tell if by celebrities - reading+listening

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The SAG-AFTRA Foundation's Daytime Emmy-nominated, Storyline Online, features celebrated actors reading children's books to inspire a love of reading in millions of children worldwide.

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Several teachers have offered their talents to make the Sight Word Booklets easier to use with a wider range of students. Many thanks for their contributions and willingness to share with other educators!
Big Book Versions and Pocket Chart Pictures
Martha Shehan, a Kindergarten teacher in Colorado, shares how she uses the sight word booklets weekly in her classroom.
"I re-created them using the same Microsoft clip art so I can have a teacher version "big book" in color as I do a first read with the kids each week. I also used the clip art to make pictures for the pocket chart. I write each page (sentence by sentence) on sentence strips for the pocket chart. After the first reading, children take turns coming up and reading one sentence at a time in the pocket chart, then finding the picture to match. This is such a wonderful way to reinforce voice-print match, reading strategies (looking for the picture, re-reading and getting a running start, and getting their mouth ready by making the first sound of an unfamiliar word.) After a couple of days with this practice, I give them each their own copy - the ones from your site. This has brought such remarkable results with my readers. They are so confident - even the first month of school - using this method."
Martha has graciously agreed to share the Big Book Teacher Versions as well as the Pocket Chart Clipart. Thank you Martha for taking the time and effort to make and share these resources! Translations
A big thank you to all of our dedicated translators!
Spanish - An ESL teacher, translator, and frequent visitor to Hubbard's Cupboard, Marina Insausti, agreed to help translate some of the printable booklets into Spanish! Also, thanks to Rosa Caballero-Perez for voluntarily translating a few of the newer booklets into Spanish as well.

French - Two French teachers, Lise Perreault and Kathy Jones, have volunteered to translate some booklets into French as well.
Multimedia - Digital and Audio Booklets
German - A native born German, Tanja Bonaddio, who teaches a kindergarten Immersion class here in the United States contacted me regarding translating all of the booklets into German.
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, a native from Lisbon, Portugal, is the current Coordinator of Portuguese Programs in California and other Western States. She is located at California State University. For more information, and more Portuguese resources please visit the Portuguese - Ana Cristina Sousa Portuguese Language Network Online.

Janel Inderbitzen, a Californian of Portuguese descent, is a certified teacher and mother of 3. She recently joined the Portuguese Parent and Teacher Club created by Ana Cristina Sousa. One of the Club's main activities is sharing, creating and online publishing of Portuguese materials.

Waleska Batista and the Spanish teachers from Cherry Hill Public Schools have worked diligently on a project to create Quicktime movies and audio files of the books being read aloud. Wow! This was quite an undertaking and many, many thanks need to head their way. Thank you! Waleska suggests that the Quicktime movies can be downloaded to iPods or viewed on a screen. Also, the audio MP3s can be download, burned onto a CD, and possibly used at a listening center with the printed booklets in classrooms that don't have enough computers or iPods available.

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Intro to Sight Words - Hubbard's Cupboard

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Several teachers have offered their talents to make the Sight Word Booklets easier to use with a wider range of students. Many thanks for their contributions and willingness to share with other educators! Big Book Versions and Pocket Chart Pictures Martha Shehan, a Kindergarten teacher in Colorado, shares how she uses the sight word booklets weekly in her classroom.

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Free K-12 Educational Materials - Worksheets, Lesson Plans, and More | Student Handouts

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Free printable worksheets, powerpoints, outlines, and more, for teachers and parents in kindergarten through high school. Everything from World History, to Geography, to handwriting practice printables. We are dedicated to providing quality, curated, unique educational materials for little or no cost as part of our mission to democratize education in the United States and around the world.

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~Brightly Beaming Resources~

~Free Online Curriculum~

Kindergarten Curriculum

~Early Childhood at Home~

~Online Resources~

(*Adaptable for ages 2 - 5)

This curriculum has grown out of the experiences I have had in teaching my own preschool age children at home. I would like to share what I have learned to help you, as you also strive to have enjoyable learning experiences with your preschool child. I hope the ideas I share will help many children gain skills on the path to lifelong reading & learning.

The basic idea for this curriculum is not original, there are many variations on teaching a letter a week to preschool children. However, I have come up with my own variation and method of doing so. These are my own ideas. They work best with preschool children being taught one on one in the home. As with any curriculum, you should adapt it to your own child and his or her needs.

I feel it is very important that when teaching each letter you focus on only one sound at a time. The letter A, for example, has many different sounds. The first time the letter A is taught, I have chosen to focus on its short vowel sound. While words such as airplane, acorn, and aerobics, start with the letter A, they do not focus on the short vowel sound. Focus on one sound a week, and reading skills will come quickly for your child. It truly does help!!

Some children may begin to read on their own even before finishing all the letters. Others will not, and that is okay too! I know the time you spend with your child, as you learn each Letter of the Week, will create many happy memories and be a bonding experience for you both. Enjoy the adventure of learning!

Feel free to email me with any questions or comments.
~Katrina~

* Scheduling the Year *

This program will cover a whole year of learning! I have created a schedule that lasts 38 weeks. You are welcome to adapt the schedule for your own family. This is just a suggestion. Have fun with it!

*Letter of the Week Book List*

This is a complete listing of all the books recommended in the Letter of the Week curriculum. You can use this list to take with you to the library when preparing for your next letter(s).

Recommended Book Review
(a supplement to the Letter of the Week curriculum for anyone interested)

CLICK ON THE LETTER FOR THE IDEAS

LONG VOWELS

If you have found this curriculum worthwhile, please consider donating to help with website costs.

Thank you!

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Brightly Beaming Resources~ ~Free Online Curriculum~ Kindergarten Curriculum ~Early Childhood at Home~ ~Online Resources~ (*Adaptable for ages 2 - 5) This curriculum has grown out of the experiences I have had in teaching my own preschool age children at home.

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Recognize and learn parts of speech when we communicate

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Recognize and learn parts of speech when we communicate

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You searched for Parts of speech - Book Units Teacher

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1 Posters Free Printable Poster and Banner - Print a poster or banner at Teaching Ideas. Click on the image below to download the pdf version of these adjective posters. #2 Apples to Apples Free Printable #3 Get Popping Free Printable (This is meant for first graders, but may be used as an introduction ...

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Fastest Way to Create Comic Strips and Cartoons - Toondoo

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Fastest Way to Create Comic Strips and Cartoons - Toondoo

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Toondoo.com and Toondoospaces.com have been shut down permanently, effective immediately.

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Storybird - Read, write, discover, and share the books you'll always remember.

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Become a better writer with Storybird's creativity tools. Online courses, challenges, and reader feedback will help you improve your writing.

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Super Teacher Worksheets | Mini-Books for Early Readers

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Super Teacher Worksheets | Mini-Books for Early Readers

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Phonics-based mini-books for early readers

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Onestopenglish: Number one for English language teachers

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Onestopenglish: Number one for English language teachers

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Correcting a Run-On Sentence With a Period or Semicolon

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Correcting a Run-On Sentence With a Period or Semicolon

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Reading and writing collaborative stories at school

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Peetch - Premier service d'écriture d'histoires collaboratives pour les écoles !

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Et si vous appreniez à écrire des histoires à plusieurs avec vos copains et votre professeur préféré ? Peetch, c'est ça, et bien plus !

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Save your bookmarks and favorite websites online with Symbaloo! The best way to store, manage, and organize your bookmarks on the web. Create a free account to share your favorites with friends, colleagues or students. With over 10 million users, Symbaloo is a trusted edtech tool of teachers and educators worldwide!

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High frequency (common) words are those that recur frequently in much of the written material young children read and that they need when they write.

The vast majority of words are decodable once letter sounds have been taught. When children first begin to read and write simple sentences, however, they will need to use common words containing spellings that they have not yet been taught.

They will also need to use words that have unusual spellings (such as 'here', 'does', 'was', 'one') These are known as 'tricky' words and need to be learned by heart.

http://www.highfrequencywords.org/first-100-high-frequency-word-lists.html

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Floppy's AND  Fireflies Phonics Fiction and Non-fiction books
Reading Books for Phase 2 to 5 in 'Letters and Sounds' (normally Reception Year and Year 1)
https://global.oup.com/education/content/primary/series/oxford-reading-tree/fireflies-non-fiction/?region=uk

Oxford phonics Tree Top ,Tree tops facts and Traditional Tales  series of  books contain fiction and non-fiction reading texts apart from well-loved traditional stories carefully retold using phonics and familiar language, so that children can read them for themselves.
Reading Books for Phase 1 to 5 in 'Letters and Sounds' (Nursery / Reception Year and Year One)

https://global.oup.com/education/content/primary/series/rwi/phonics/?view=ProductList&region=uk

Oxford Songbirds Phonics have been carefully created by best selling author Julia Donaldson to support children who are learning to read.
Reading Books for Phase 2 to 5 in 'Letters and Sounds' (normally Reception Year and Year One)
https://global.oup.com/education/content/primary/series/oxford-reading-tree/songbirds-phonics/?region=uk

Ragtag Rhymes are  picture books that are decodable by children in the early stages of learning to read. They can be used with any phonic programme to give confidence in blending sounds to read words.

Reading Books for Phase 2 in 'Letters and Sounds' (normally Reception Year)

Dandelion Launchers book series can be used for very young readers or for readers who need lots of practice at the first stages of reading. Photocopiable Workbooks accompany each level, providing reading, writing and spelling activities linked to the books read.

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Letters and Sounds is a phonics programme published by the DfES that is now used in many schools throughout the UK.

These games and activities have been categorised into the phases of the Letters and Sounds programme, but can also be used alongside any phonic reading scheme to help children learn letter sounds and how to blend them to read words.

http://www.focusonphonics.co.uk/acatalog/Phase_Two_Letters_and_Sounds.html

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Also known as Ruth Miskin Literacy or RML) is a comprehensive synthetic phonics programme that teaches reading, writing and spelling. Suitable for children aged 4 - 7, but can also be used with 8 - 9 year olds for catch-up intervention.

An integrated method that
engages partner work, role-play and drama so every child participates in the whole lesson.

http://www.ruthmiskin.com/en/programme-resources/

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PHONOLOGIAL AWARENESS GAMES ONLINE

http://www.familylearning.org.uk/phonics_games.html

http://www.ictgames.com/literacy.html

http://www.education.com/games/phonological-awareness/

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http://www.starfall.com/

http://www.literacytrust.org.uk/our_network

http://www.letters-and-sounds.com/

http://www.phonicsplay.co.uk/freeIndex.htm

http://www.readingbear.org/

http://www.teachyourmonstertoread.com/

http://www.abcfastphonics.com/

https://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/for-home/reading-owl/phonics-made-easy/

http://www.tesphonics.com/

www.writingexercises.co.uk

https://www.readinga-z.com/fluency/fluency-practice-passages/

http://treasures.macmillanmh.com/california/teachers/building-reading-and-writing-skills/student-fluency-passages

http://dancophonics.weebly.com/instant-words--fluency-passages.html