UFLI Parent Resources
UFLI Foundations is an explicit and systematic reading program developed by the University of Florida Literacy Institute. This program introduces students to the foundational reading skills they need to become proficient readers. Detailed lesson plans follow an eight-step routine which includes:
1. Phonemic Awareness
2. Visual Drill
3. Auditory Drill
4. Blending Drill
5. New Concept
6. Word Work
7. Irregular Words
8. Connected Text
Students receive homework practice sheets to help parents support their student's learning growth at home. Information on how to use homework practice sheets and alphabet tiles to support student's homework is included below.
UFLI_Foundations_Home_Support_Guide_Updated.pdfParent's Home Practice Guide
This is a parent's guide for using the homework practice sheets that maybe sent home with your student(s).
UFLI_Printable_Alphabet_Tiles_and_Mat-1.pdfAlphabet Resource Tiles
This alphabet resource tiles can be printed, cut apart and used to help with the Word Work Chain part of the homework. Other types of alphabet letters like magnetic letters or letter tiles could also be used.
Scarborough's Reading Rope for Parents.pdfScarborough's Reading Rope for Parents
There are eight different components that work together to help a person learn to read. This handout shares the process/areas that are needed to develop strong readers.