UFLI Website Resources (blending app, home learning, slide decks)

Progress Monitoring Tool

UFLI Facebook Group

CKLA

Fundations

Word Connections

Spellography

Melissa & Lori Love Literacy (Many options but Episode 157 with Nancy Hennessy will directly connect to comprehension work)

Science of Reading: The Podcast (published by Amplify)

• magnetic letter sets (similar to this one)- any will do!

• Magnetic trays (like a cookie sheet) to store letters. Just make sure they are at least A4 size so you can fit all the letters.

• Alternatively, you could print and organize the word work mats from the UFLI website, or use the beginner UFLI digital word work mats on iPads. 

Once students are in G1 and G2, they'll need the advanced letter patterns (beyond just A-Z), so some options for that might be:

• using the intermediate digital word work mats from UFLI on iPads

• printing and organizing the word work mats from the UFLI website

• using magnetic folders and ready made magnetic letter tiles,

• or using whiteboards (not recommended from UFLI as the best option, but works if you can't source anything else). 

Grade Level:

Questions:

Grade Level:

Questions:

• in the next few weeks?

  • consider ways to model writing about reading during read alouds/shared reading

  • consider other possibilities for centers linked to student needs (prioritize what students need most)

  • review book options during independent reading time

• by the end of the school year?

  • find content related texts (fiction and nonfiction) to build text sets linked to science/social studies

  • look at scheduling- consider options for use of minutes

• for next semester?