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Spelling Folder with FREE Printables

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Do you teach learner(s) who need extra support with spelling? Then, you’ll LOVE our updated spelling folder. Note: This is a subscriber freebie. This spelling folder, made with two folders put together, changed everything for my second grader. NOTE: Once subscribed, an email will be sent to your inbox. The email contains the link and password to the subscriber freebie…
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Vowel Team Phonics Worksheets – Color the Chunk

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These vowel team phonics worksheets are a fantastic way to help kids learn to use long vowel team chunks to read words! Find all our free Color the Chunk Phonics Pages or grab our Color the Chunk Phonics Bundle! *The free printable can be found at the END of this post. Click on the teal download button. Vowel Team Phonics Worksheets These worksheets…
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Color the Chunk – Bossy R Phonics Pages

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Looking for some bossy r phonics pages? These Color the Chunk pages are the perfect way to help readers practice looking for bossy r chunks to read words. Find all our free Color the Chunk Phonics Pages or grab our Color the Chunk Phonics Bundle! *This post contains affiliate links. **The free download can be found at the END of this post. Just…
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Spelling Tip for Kids Who Hate Misspelling Words

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Get ready for a quick spelling tip that has absolutely transformed our rough draft writing time! It’s SO simple and easy to implement. If you’ve taught writing in any capacity, you’ve probably seen it happen. We’re talking about that learner who absolutely hates to misspell words in her rough draft. I mean, she despises misspelling words so much that she…
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Develop Reading Fluency with Re-Readings

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We all want to develop reading fluency in our learners, right? After all, fluency has a direct correlation with reading comprehension. Learners who struggle with reading fluently often have a hard time making meaning of what they’re reading. On the other hand, learners who read fluently usually* have an easier time making meaning of what they are reading. *I say…
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