Tips For Reading Tutors
Tips for Tutors
Literacy consultant Cathy Puett Miller helps you get started
Cathy Puett Miller explains the terms used in reading instruction.
Reading Assesment Tips
Benchmark checks, forms, and quizzes from Reading A-ZReading Assesment Tips
In Their Own Words: The Language Experience Approach
by Jean Katzenberg
by Ronald L. Cramer, Ph.D
Classroom Letter and Language Activities from Dr. Jean Feldman
Add an Ending
Alphabet Chant
Cut-Apart Chart
High-Frequency Word Activities
Language Experience Chart
Letter Chart
Locomotion Letters
Alphabet Chant
Cut-Apart Chart
High-Frequency Word Activities
Language Experience Chart
Letter Chart
Locomotion Letters
"Mystery Person" -- A Language Experience Approach Extension
Singing the ABCs -- Creative Variations
Toss A Sound -- Teaching Letter Sounds with Fun and Exercise
Walk-About Story -- Incorporating Movement with Reading
Toss A Sound -- Teaching Letter Sounds with Fun and Exercise
Walk-About Story -- Incorporating Movement with Reading
Talking About Books With Your Students
Why is it important to talk about the books you read together?
Telling Students to "Sound It Out"
Telling Students to "Sound It Out"
The Great Phonics Debate
Readers' Theater
Word Families
Working and Playing with Words
High-Frequency Sight Words
Using Music to Promote Reading Skills
From our partner site, Songs for Teaching
Picture-Song Storybooks
by Regina Newlin
by Regina Newlin
by Laura Woodall and Brenda Ziembroski
Literacy Begins at Home
Suggested Reading
How you can acquire books at minimal cost.
These books will get your beginning students off to a positive start.
See why Ruth recommends using "Readers" for all ages.
See our recommendations and links to useful book lists.
Books and websites that will benefit any literacy program.
