My new letter ID kit (for small group instruction) is finally being released by Really Good Stuff. This kit includes severals sets of magnetic letters (in soft, touchable foam) with blue consonants and red vowels, so students who are having trouble learning letters can touch and feel how letters are made. Also included are letter [...]
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New letter ID kit from RGS
Posted in Classroom materials, tagged Really Good Stuff, small groups on September 11, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Flexible Small Groups Reading Folder Has Finally Arrived!
Posted in Books and videos, Classroom materials, tagged Really Good Stuff, small groups, small groups reading folder on February 28, 2010 | 5 Comments »
If you have read my book, Making the Most of Small Groups, you might already know about the flexible small groups folder I recommend making to keep track of your reading groups. It helps you organize and keep track of who is in each group and what you might focus on in teaching. There are [...]
Beyond the Names Chart is Here!
Posted in Books and videos, tagged Beyond the Names Chart, phonics, Really Good Stuff on January 31, 2010 | 3 Comments »
The long-awaited book, Beyond the Names Chart: Using Children’s Names for Word Study, has just been published by Really Good Stuff. This book is for K-2 and shows how to use kids’ names to help them learn phonics skills. Check it out! Here’s a picture from Denver Public Schools showing a names work station in [...]
Literacy work station task cards are finally here!
Posted in Classroom materials, tagged literacy work stations, Really Good Stuff, task cards on August 12, 2009 | 3 Comments »
I just found out that my Literacy Work Stations Task Cards have been released by Really Good Stuff for the fall. Many teachers have been emailing and asking when these will be available again. The answer is now! The cards are available in three different sets, including one for emergent readers (with simple text and lots [...]
