Reading reference for Families by Alene McDermott

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Literacy Resources

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This site is super informative about what your student should do at each level and what each looks like.

What is the science of reading?

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How does that happen?

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Parent and educator resources

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Elkonin Boxes

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Letter Sound Spelling Cards

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Letter Sound Card help

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Letter Arcs

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Why we read aloud to students.

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Why we read to students.

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How to read to your student

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Parent Links

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Printable Flashcards

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Printable. Letter Arc

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When I make a big arc, I print on 2 pieces of paper and put tape the papers together.

Checklist for writing practice at home

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Reading at home activities

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Peeling and Placing Stickers

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Reading and writing go hand in hand. Students cannot begin to communicate or write without many fine motor skills

Spray a spray bottle

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Squeezing is a great way to build hand strength needed to write.

Ripping paper

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grabbing things with a clothespin or tweezers

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this also builds strength in hands.

Write a book

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Students love writing stories. Allow them to write books and share them with you!

Nonsense reading fluency

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