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The Physical Aspects of Handwriting

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When you think of handwriting, you might think first about letter formation. And you would be right. But before we even arrive at letter formation, there are some physical aspects of handwriting that we need to think about. These can positively and negatively affect handwriting. In this post, we’ll mainly be talking about posture and pencil grip…and what you can…
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How to Teach Final Stable Syllables

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Are your learners ready for you to teach final stable syllables {sometimes called c + le syllables}? Maybe you teach struggling learners or you just don’t know where to start. Watch this video and grab the freebie to help your learners be successful in decoding longer words with final stable syllables. Find all the freebies and videos in our series,…
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How to Teach Vowel Team Syllables

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Are you readers ready to learn about Vowel Team Syllables? Watch this video and grab the freebie to help your learners be successful in decoding longer words. Find all the freebies and videos in our series, Tips for Teaching Syllable Types. *Scroll down to the bottom of this post to find the teal download button for the freebie. **This post…
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How to Teach R-Controlled Syllables

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If your learners are ready for R-Controlled Syllables {or sometimes called Bossy R Syllables, then this video and freebie are for you! Find all the freebies and videos in our series, Tips for Teaching Syllable Types.   *Scroll down to the bottom of this post to find the teal download button for the freebie. How to Teach R-Controlled Syllables If your…
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How to Teach CVCe Syllables

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Are your learners ready for you to teach CVCe syllables {or sometimes called Silent e Syllables}? Maybe you teach struggling learners or you just don’t know where to start. Well, you’re in for a treat today! Find all the freebies and videos in our series, Tips for Teaching Syllable Types. *Scroll down to the bottom of this post to find…
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