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Conversation with Dr. Hollis Scarborough

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Conversation with Dr. Hollis Scarborough

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SoR-What I Should Have Learned in College

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We are so overwhelmed with all the love and support! We thankful for each and everyone of you!❤️❤️❤️ It’s a process to make them recognize their emotions but just continue communicating with patience, consistency and honesty. Giving them opportunity to express ❤️ #fyp 

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@mom_aldie
We are so overwhelmed with all the love and support! We thankful for each and everyone of you!❤️❤️❤️ It’s a process to make them recognize their emotions but just continue communicating with patience, consistency and honesty. Giving them opportunity to express ❤️ #fyp
♬ Cute - Aurel Surya Lie

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Bedtime conversation. The last part made me ❤️🥹 #fyp #momlife 

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Bedtime conversation. The last part made me ❤️🥹 #fyp #momlife
♬ Chopin Nocturne No. 2 Piano Mono - moshimo sound design

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The Six Shifts Where Science of Reading Meets Balanced Literacy. We provide resources, professional development, and literacy audits for busy literacy educators like you.

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Printable short and long vowel charts, vowel teams, blends and digraphs, and more...

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Many children have their first literacy experience by exploring their names: the letters and the sounds they make. Children need early exposure to begin to make letter-sound associations that then turn into early reading and writing experiences. As more skills are developed, children learn more tools to become active word solvers.

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Many children have their first literacy experience by exploring their names: the letters and the sounds they make. Children need early exposure to begin to make letter-sound associations that then turn into early reading and writing experiences. As more skills are developed, children learn more tools to become active word solvers.

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Balanced Literacy Diet's YouTube videos on Letter-Sounds & Phonics

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Balanced Literacy Diet's YouTube videos on Letter-Sounds & Phonics

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Short videos demonstrating activities and lessons with students...

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Understanding the relationships between spoken sounds and written letters is essential for the development of skills in reading and writing, particularly in ...

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POPEY's collection of Language Games to Support Phonological Awareness

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Lunch and Learn:
Language Comprehension

Click on either link to access the PDF handouts:

Print Handout

Electronic Handout

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Some suggestions for Literacy Centres that support Oral Language, Word Work, Reading and Writing development.