Resources

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The Reading Buddies

https://www.thereadingleague.org/reading-buddies/

A Definitive List of the Best Livestreams for Kids to Watch:

https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/life/parenting/a32022219/livestreams-for-kids/?utm_source=facebook&utm_campaign=socialflowFBGHK&utm_medium=social-media&fbclid=IwAR2Y2WRWBgC_df-bNKkJk_VkQSXqYgHqYMCqjidLsiJiJZDrx22bpq5LR0M

Brightly | Helping Parents Grow Lifelong ReadersFind great books for kids, reading strategies, age-specific book lists, exclusive author content, and more.

Vowel Chart.docx

Vowel Chart

Practice saying the long and short vowels with Visual Phonics or print and cut apart for flashcards

b/d reversal

Tips for helping with b/d reversal at home.

You Can Listen to Daniel Radcliffe Read the First Chapter of 'Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone' Right NowMore celebrity readers to be announced.

5 Sneaky Ways to Improve Handwriting - The Literacy NestHowever, there are several good reasons to spend some time on cursive handwriting practice,

The ABCs of Teaching Reading at Home | Reading RocketsThis month’s school closures have forced families to become teachers at home overnight. What we know about beginning readers Children progress as readers at different rates, but they pass through predictable stages of development. For typically-developing readers, the stages of reading can be mapped onto grade levels, but as a homeschool teacher you have the advantage of being able to provide the instruction your children need, regardless of their grade. For each stage of reading development, we’ve selected materials so that caregivers can support their children’s progress.

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