Showing posts with label learning to read. Show all posts
Showing posts with label learning to read. Show all posts

Monday, September 13, 2010

Learning to Read? We like Progressive Phonics books and sheets!

Progressive Phonics....
free readers for 5 levels, from ABS learners, to early readers and those needing more encouragement, as well as files for each book containing flash cards, activity pages and puzzles, each pertaining to the individual reader book.

and FREE, too :o)

Tuesday, July 6, 2010

BlogShare: Boost for Readers, Word Mastery, American History

Ok, in the technical sense, Boost for Readers is not a blog...it is a website.

It's full of goodies to give a boost to young readers.  Pages of word lists, decoding pages, early reader booklets to print as well as 1st grade reader booklets.  There are a lot of useful things there.  We use the spelling lists alot with young readers here.


Along the same lines, Word Mastery is good program for teaching reading, and it's free :o)  In fact, Don Potter has an excellent collection within his Education Pages worth checking out (and printing!).


And one more favorite of mine -- Mr Donn's History Pages.  Obviously, we are looking more into his American History pages right now, but he has several other worth a peek!

Ok, I'm off the computer and back to the task at hand today -- all our Jamestown pages are printed and ready to notebook-up.  I need to lay out all these puzzle pieces....POE Jamestown, POE Pilgrims, indian lapbooking and notebooking units, Pilgrim lapbooking units, early 17th - 18th century life units...and figure out how to fit them all together!