EL Education Teacher Editions
EL Education Teacher Editions
Embedded Files
To access your grade level materials please select the following links:
Resource Manual
Kinder
(Only accessible with permissions- Request Required)
First Grade
(Only accessible with permissions- Request Required)
Second Grade
(Only accessible with permissions- Request Required)
Third Grade
(Only accessible with permissions- Request Required)
Student View
Letter Name & Sound Identification (RM- P.60 - Digital P.70)
Phonological Awareness(RM- P. 65- Digital P. 75)
Spelling Skills(RM- P. 72- Digital - P. 82)
Alternative Spelling Skills(RM- P. 76- Digital - P. 86)
Decoding Skills(RM. 82- Digital- P.92)
Fluency(RM- P. 93- Digital - P. 103)
Teacher Resources
K-2 Benchmark Assessments (Slides for Administering the Test)
Benchmark Assessments Pathway Charts
EL Benchmark/ Grouping Template
(Comment only- Make a copy for your class- Available to BSS email accounts only.)EL Benchmark Teacher Notation Sheet
(Print one copy for each student to take a running record- Page 1 and 6 are directions.)
Resources for Modules
Resources for Modules
In the folders below, you will find a bank of resources that have been collected over the last few year. These items are games, worksheets, practices, etc. that have been collected and requested by teachers.
Items in this folder are limited to current staff members. If you are a staff member, please use your work email to access these files. If you come across a file you do not have access to, please request for it.
This bank of files will only grow if YOU add to it to support all teachers across the campus. Please share the files with the site admin and they will add it to the folders. Keep checking in to see what goodies are added!
You will find files that are in BOTH upper and lower folders because the files have been identified to be useful across various spans of grade level.
For organization purpose, all files have a file number at the beginning for reference.
For organization purpose, all files have a file number at the beginning for reference.
You will find files that are in BOTH upper and lower folders because the files have been identified to be useful across various spans of grade level. For organization purpose, all files have a file number at the beginning for reference.
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