How often have you heard that teaching handwriting is a thing of the past? Some say that students will not need to formally learn handwriting because we are now in the digital age. We are told that ke … read more

All cultures have spoken languages, but not all languages have a written counterpart. Speaking is a natural process that occurs whether formal rules are associated with it or not. In Proust and the Sq … read more

In the realm of early literacy education, decodable readers have emerged as a critical tool for teaching reading. These specialized books are meticulously designed to align with students' phonics … read more

Reading is a fundamental skill that sets the stage for a child's educational journey. For parents looking to support their child's reading development at home, decodable readers are an inval … read more

The Three-Part Drill is an excellent way to practice previously taught sounds for reading, spelling, and fluency. After a new skill is taught it becomes part of the Three-Part Drill. In Brainspring’s& … read more

Engaging students in fun, interactive games is a great way to enhance learning and develop literacy skills. The “I’m Going on a Picnic” game is an activity that combines phonological awareness, memory … read more