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Research-Based Reading Lessons for K-3: Phonemic Awareness, Phonics, Fluency, Vocabulary, Comprehension by Maureen Mclaughlin, Leslie Fisher, 2005-09-01 ABC, Follow Me!: Phonics Rhymes and Crafts Grades K-1 (Linworth Learning) by Linda Armstrong, 2007-04-01 Playing with Poems: Word Study Lessons for Shared Reading, K-2 by Zoe Ryder White, 2008-09-23 Complete Year in Reading and Writing: Kindergarten: Daily Lessons - Monthly Units - Yearlong Calendar by Karen McNally, Pam Allyn, 2008-10-01 Eloise Has a Lesson (Ready-to-Read. Level 1) by Kay Thompson, Hilary Knight, 2004-12-28 Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons by Phyllis / Bruner, Elaine Haddox, 1983 Great Big Book of Thematic Poetry: More Than 200 Delightful Poems on Favorite Topics That Will Enrich Your Lessons, Build Fluency, and Strengthen Reading Skills by Betsy Franco Friends, 2004-11-01 Shared Reading With Big Books: Lessons Using Building-Blocks And Four-Blocks Strategies, Grades K-2 (Four-Blocks Literacy Model) by Dorothy P. Hall, Joseph M. Fuhrmann, 2005-08-31 Leap tries again: (if at first you don't succeed, try, try again) (Leap into lessons for life) by Justine Korman, 1999 Revisiting The Reading Workshop: Management, Mini-Lessons, & Strategies by Barbara Orehovec, Marybeth Alley, 2003-07-01 Building Fluency: Lessons and Strategies for Reading Success by Wiley Blevins, 2002-01-01 Fluency Lessons for the Overhead: Grades 2-3: 15 Passages and Lessons for Teaching Phrasing, Rate, and Expression to Build Fluency for Better Comprehension by Alyse Sweeney, 2004-11-01 Storytime Slam: 15 Lesson Plans for Preschool and Primary Story Programs by Rob Reid, 2006-01 Shared Reading for Today's Classroom: Lessons and Strategies for Explicit Instruction in Comprehension, Fluency, Word Study, and Genre (Scholastic Teaching Strategies) by Carleen daCruz Payne, 2005-08-01

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61. High/Scope Early Childhood Reading Institute
    High/Scope's Approach to preschool Education Language Lea McGee Three Predictorsof reading Achievement What Reflecting on Today's lessons to Plan Tomorrow's  
    http://www.highscope.org/EducationalPrograms/ReadingInstitute/readinginstitute.h
    
    Extractions: products articles for Educational Programs High/Scope Early Childhood Reading Institute The Foundation is pleased to announce the establishment of the High/Scope Early Childhood Reading Institute. The Institute is a natural extension of the High/Scope educational approach, which has always had a significant reading component. Walk into any High/Scope classroom set up by trained teachers or caregivers and a print-rich environment will be there for all to see. In addition, the 58 High/Scope key experiences in early childhood development incorporate speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills. In High/Scope classrooms, centers, and homes, children learn to read and write in developmentally appropriate ways guided by teachers who practice what has been presented in High/Scope training programs. Why Now? With such a strong and longstanding emphasis on reading, you may wonder why High/Scope has chosen to launch an Early Childhood Reading Institute at this time. There are three basic reasons: First and foremost is High/Scope's ongoing commitment to the principle of of striving to upgrade the art and science of teaching and learning.

62. Bookmarks For David Garner
    Writing, Thematic Units, Themes, Classroom Activities preschool, kindergarten,elementary plans, math lessons, social studies, reading lessons, you name it, we  
    http://www.ccsd.net/schools/white/bookmark.htm
    
    Extractions: Bookmarks for Thurman White Middle School A#1 Free Teacher Freebies and Other Free Educational Stuff for Teachers A to Z Teacher Stuff - Quick Lesson Ideas! FREE online lesson plans, thematic units, childrens book activities, and teaching resources About.com - Education About.com - The network of sites led by expert guides. ... eBoard

63. Buy Kids Discount Educational Computer Software. Buy Discount Childrens Educatio
    In Reader Rabbit's preschool, help Reader Rabbit and Mat the Mouse rebuild a FeaturesOver 100 reading lessons 40 interactive stories Funfilled phonics games  
    http://www.asmarteru.com/readrabsucsy.html
    
    Extractions: Spy Fox ... Your child can learn the fun and easy way with our great selection of kid’s educational software . Our childrens software products are designed for all age groups grade levels and a variety of publishers . With our educational software, you can teach them right in the privacy of your own home. Educational software for kids doesn’t have to be boring. With our line of childrens software, your child can feel comfortable learning at their own pace. Make your child’s after school activities more then just play time, make it an extension of their school time with our educational software products. Learning can be fun and enjoyable for both you and your child. We also feature a line of childrens furniture - computer desks and play tables designed with them in mind. Now your child can have a computer desk all their own. All our childrens furniture is hardwood maple, easy to assemble, built to last, and feature 8 exciting trim colors. Our desks are suitable for children ages 2 to 10 years old.

64. CHILDCARE PROGRAM Of The YMCA Of Reading & Berks County
    d. Academic achievement preschool program, kindergarten readiness, homework time. providedto and from the reading Schools. Swim lessons Internet Access.  
    http://www.ymca-berkscounty.org/Programs/childcare_program.htm

65. Preschoolers Today: Tools For School: Getting Your Child Ready For Kindergarten
    Alabama, Beth Skarupa also used preschool to prepare her daughter, who is now 6,for kindergarten. We read books a lot together and did reading lessons in a  
    http://preschoolerstoday.com/resources/articles/schooltools.htm
    
    Extractions: for Kindergarten by Kendeyl Johansen Parents often describe blinking back tears on their child's first day of school. Make sure you're fighting tears of nostalgia, instead of worry, by preparing your child in advance for kindergarten. Marie Geiger of Pittsburgh has enrolled 5-year-old Chris in a pre-kindergarten program and is using this whole year to ready him for school. "We talk about school often," says Marie. "My son is the type that does not generally adjust well to change, so we begin preparing him for things way in advance so he can get used to the idea." In Alabama, Beth Skarupa also used preschool to prepare her daughter, who is now 6, for kindergarten. "We read books a lot together and did reading lessons in a book I bought," says Beth. "I got a handout showing what skills she needed and I made sure she was able to do them." Jump-start Learning Expectations for pre-kindergarten skills vary across the country. In Geiger's case, her school provided a list of more than 70 skills that pre-kindergarteners should know before entering school. "Most skills [Chris] is able to do, but some he doesn't do well or at all," says Geiger. She's helping him master difficult tasks, like tying his shoes and memorizing his phone number, without making a big deal of it. Dr. Laurie Ford, a child psychologist from the University of South Carolina who specializes in preschool development, agrees with Geiger's teaching philosophy. "Don't make everything a golden teaching moment," says Ford. "Rather, try to incorporate these behaviors into your daily routine. Formal attempts at preparing preschoolers for kindergarten can backfire, making children feel pushed and stressed."

66. AFT: Lessons For Life: Resources: 4: What Parents & Families Can Do At Home To H
    Try to spend at least 10 minutes 20 minutes, if possible - at night readingto preschool children. if you have difficulty reading, be a storyteller.  
    http://www.aft.org/lessons/four/brochure1.html
    
    Extractions: Ask your child about school. Each day, ask your children to tell you at least one thing that they learned or that happened at school. If your child answers ..nothing," ask something more specific like "What did you do in math class?" Usually, children have something worth saying and are more likely to share it if you make it clear you're interested. Even hearing a humorous story from your child is positive. The key is to get your children talking about school. Find time for praise and rewards. When your children work hard, complete tough tasks or earn good grades on a test, let them know you're proud. Consider saying so with words and rewards. Rewards don't have to cost money lengthen your teenager's curfew for a special event or extend other privileges. Even when your child's efforts disappoint you, avoid negative labels. Children who are always called "dumb" or "idiot" are more likely to live up to

67. HENZ - Reading Systems
    This programme is also called preschool with Ace and the ABC's curriculum use theReading Readiness programme be followed by the Advanced lessons which is a  
    http://www.homeeducationnz.co.nz/readingsystem.shtml
    
    Extractions: ABCs Reading Readiness A.C.E. has two programmes for children who do not know how to read. "Preschool with Ace and Christi" also known as Reading Readiness. "ABCs of A.C.E." also known as Learning to Read. This programme is also called "Preschool with Ace and Christi" but the term 'pre-school' can be confusing in New Zealand. Most schools in NZ using the A.B.C.'s curriculum use the Reading Readiness programme for their New Entrants students. It incorporates the use of 60 student PACEs covering the five core subjects and has sufficient activities for one year. The PACEs are filled with animal pictures, activities and full-colour picture stories encouraging your child to want to read. He will also learn social skills, the wonders of God's world, and the reality of God's love. It is an excellent preparation for the Learning to Read programme. The "Learning to Read" Programme lasts about 12-14 weeks and incorporates 12 PACEs i.e. Word Building PACEs I - 12. It is a multi-sensory, phonetic learning-to- read programme, designed to prepare a child for the individualized instruction of the A.C.E. PACEs. There are cartoon animal, songs and stories. These features help him learn letter sounds alphabet sequence and word relationships. Your child is helped in his physical and character development through poems, displays, and various activities. This programme needs to be followed by the "Advanced Lessons" which is a 2 to 3 week course on blends. Children should not start the ABCs of A.C.E. "Learning to Read" programme until they can achieve 90% on a Reading Readiness Test.

68. Archived:Beginning To Read
    Activities for reading and Writing Fun May 1997. BEGINNING TO READ. preschool through Grade learning to connect language and reading. become excited about reading when they begin to  
    http://www.ed.gov/Family/RWN/Activ97/begin.html
    
    Extractions: A r c h i v e d I n f o r m a t i o n READ*WRITE*NOW Activities for Reading and Writing Fun - May 1997 Listening for the first sounds in words is an important step in learning to connect language and reading. What you'll need: What to do: Hearing and saying the parts of words help prepare children to learn to read. What you'll need: A list of words with two parts, like

69. Phonics Programs, Lessons, Games - Top Phonics Reading Resources
    Phonics Programs, lessons, Software and Games all the top online phonics resources including Hooked on Phonics covered in our one page guide.  
    http://redirect-west.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.placedirectory.com/phonics.h

70. Firsteps.com: Parents And Children And Reading
    Offering free phonics reading lessons and other advice for parents, grandparents, and teachers.  
    http://www.firsteps.com/
    
    Extractions: to read in the best possible way. USING from the beginning: a = /a/ - ant acts b = /b/ - big bat c = /k/ - clad cub k = /k/ - kid kiss d = /d/ - dad dog e = /e/ - elk elm f = /f/ - frog frond g = /g/ - gal gull h = /h/ - hen hut i = /i/ - imp in j = /j/ - jack jumps l = /l/ - lad licks m = /m/ - mom midst n = /n/ - nest naps o = /o/ - ox off on p = /p/ - pet pig qu = quick quack r = /r/ - ram romp s = /s/ - sad scrod t = /t/ - tom trek u = /u/ - ump up v = /v/ - vast van w = /w/ - wet web x = /ks/ - fox box y = /y/ - yon yak z = /z/ - zigzag zip To find more information about the vast array of English spellings your child will need to become a completely independent reader, go to www.heinemann.com for its First Steps program. This site is best viewed at1024x768 with High Color (16bit) and JavaScript enabled

71. ABC Readers
    reading service provides individualized lessons, materials, and assessment packages to help children learn to become better readers and writers.  
    http://redirect-west.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.looksmart.com/og/pr%3Dcdd%3B

72. Sites For Teachers
    Numerous links to educational Web site. Ratings are recalculated every hour.Category Reference Education K through 12 Teaching Resources 5. Free lessons, Worksheets, Math, Spelling, and Vocabulary! Leveled guided readingbooks, decodable phonics books FirstSchool - preschool Activities and Crafts  
    http://www.sitesforteachers.com/
    
    Extractions: This site offers free printable activity pages for pre-school and early elementary kids, babysitters, teachers, parents, and grandparents. Included are color pages, mazes, word puzzles, forms, holiday activities and many craft projects. Great for home, daycare, and school use. View: Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 ... Page 15 Rank Title and Description In Out abcteach

73. Preschool Piano
    I have been teaching preschool aged children how to play the songs with 2 hands simultaneously byreading real music These lessons are perfect for ages 47, e  
    http://www.learnpianoonline.com/preschool.html

74. Reading  And Spelling Links
    Literature Based reading lessons Free reading lessons for elementary studentsbased on popular chapter books including Boxcar Children and Little House in  
    http://homeschoolcentral.com/reading.htm
    
    Extractions: Product Reviews ... Advertise Reading, Writing, and Spelling Resources Below are sites that will help you in your quest to teach reading and comprehension to your child as well as handwriting and spelling. Every homeschool family can use these sites! Vocabulary University - offers a FREE, graphic, interactive vocabulary development site that features Latin and Greek root-based puzzle exercises at 3 levels (grades 4-6, 7-9, and high school/SAT prep.) There are multiple activities (pre-and post-testing, fill-in-the-blanks, matching, crosswords, word finds, true/false sentences, and multiple choice). The site offers special monthly thematic content. A valuable tool for students, educators, media specialists, and families, this online classroom resource provides lesson plans and enrichment for all participants. apricotpie.com - an active site for the writing and thoughts of homeschooling students. Gives homeschoolers a chance to meet each other, and let themselves be seen through their writing and thoughts. Bible Based Spelling - Free spelling lessons based on Old and New Testament stories. Included are worksheets, suggestions for teaching, and links to related activities.

75. A To Z Lesson Plans: Lesson Plans, Units, Activities And Resources For Teaching
    Rabbit Grade Level preschool Kindergarten; Submitted by Debbie Haren, preschoolTeacher Students design their own bunny mask to follow-up reading the book  
    http://www.atozteacherstuff.com/lessonplans/Preschool/

76. Links
    Building Blocks to reading Activites by the letter. The It is a place for kids preschoolthru sixth great recipes, basic life skills, and lessons in etiquette  
    http://www.hummingbirded.com/links.html
    
    Extractions: Resources Links to web sites that I have found most useful. If you know of some other links that are teacher friendly e-mail me and I'll add it to my list. Happy surfing! PRESCHOOL ABC Teacher's Outlet Activity Idea Place - Over 1000 ideas for preschool children Activities in the Sunshine Room Alphabet Coloring Pages A to Z Kids Stuff: Resources for educators and others to use in a classroom, child care center, or at home. There are lesson plan themes, monthly calendars, fun educational activities for Pre-School and School-Age children, as well as free downloads Building Blocks to Reading Activites by the letter The Chalkboard - Nice site with lots of ideas for kindergarten/preschool teachers; interactive. ECEOL Website , Collaborative effort of early childhood educators in building a site with well thought out content; growing site with global early childhood perspective. Erik/EECE Reggio Emilia Page ,Information and resources related to the approach to Early Childhood Education developed in preschools of Reggio Emilia, Italy. Hall of Early childhood , Teacher sites, sites for kids and special populations Idea Box: Early Childhood Education and Activity Resources , Nice resource with seasonal activities, projects and games, printable pages, music and songs, recipes, crafts and on-line stories The Learning Planet - It is a place for kids preschool thru sixth grade to play fun learning games online.

77. Bonner Springs City Library's Children's Programs
    preschool Story Time. The stories are graded to fit different age groups and readingskills Math Mastery Easy, fun math lessons to teach the fundamentals of math  
    http://www.bonnerlibrary.org/childrenprogram.html
    
    Extractions: Bonner Springs City Library Children's Programs Children's Programs Adult's Programs Internet Resources Staff and Board of Trustees ... Home Sneak, Peek and Read A preschool reading group to introduce the youngest of our library patrons to the joy of books. This fall Miss Norma reads to children up to 24 months and an accompanying adult at 10 a.m. on the first and third Wednesdays of the month . Preschool Story Time Miss Norma reads to children ages 2 1/2 to 5 in the children's room at the library every Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. and at 2:00 p.m. After the story, children create a craft project with a theme related to the story. Bookworms Club for Elementary School Children This reading and fun club for those who have completed 1st grade and up meets throughout the year to introduce library skills and recognize reading accomplishments. The next meeting this year will be 4 p.m., Thursday, November 17. Summer Reading Program for Children of All Ages Activities, Prizes, Reading Incentives and MORE! Summer Reading Associates, age 12 and Up

78. USATODAY.com - Teens Need Literacy Lessons, Too
    Teens need literacy lessons, too. of it targeted at programs for children in preschoolthrough third But while the first few years of reading instruction are  
    http://www.usatoday.com/news/opinion/2002/03/06/ncguest1.htm
    
    Extractions: Click here to get the Daily Briefing in your inbox 03/05/2002 - Updated 11:02 PM ET Teens need literacy lessons, too By Donna Harrington-Leuker Students in Willard Brown's chemistry class at Skyline High School in Oakland have to master the ins and outs of electron spin, chemical bonding and a host of other topics required as part of California's high-stakes assessments. But these juniors and seniors, who come from Vietnam, China, Mexico, Laos and other countries, also are learning to read and comprehend difficult science texts written in English, a language that is not their native tongue. Brown, not an English teacher, is the one overseeing that process. "It's hugely important for them to be literate in science," says Brown, who, as part of an initiative that prepares high school teachers to teach reading, includes articles from Scientific American and Discover magazine in his classes. "I get excited about what I read in science. I want them to, too."

79. Frontline Phonics Review - Child Reading Tips And Strategies
    If used in a daycare or preschool setting, this program will pay for itself as lessonsare set up Frontline Phonics is a very useful reading program.  
    http://www.child-reading-tips.com/frontline.html
    
    Extractions: The Frontline Phonics program is a reading system designed to teach preschool age children reading basics combining phonics with colorful workbooks, flashcards and a fun sing-a-long cd. Frontline Phonics comes with clear, colorful illustrations in the workbook and the beginning readers. I know that children will enjoy the playful characters and primary colors, especially as they jump on the large selection of early readers included with this program. Frontline Phonics includes a music CD, filled with songs that stress letter sounds, long and short vowel sounds and the two-vowel rule. The parent lesson book follows the order of the sounds on the CD, with 41 lessons in all. The program also includes two sets of flashcards, one with colorful pictures and one smaller set to be used to assist with blending. The instructional video included with the program is an introduction for the parents and offers assistance in using the materials.

80. Music Lessons
    GUITAR lessons with BRENT SMALL, Private instruction for beginners to intermediatelevel. Subjects include music theory, picking strumming. techniques, reading  
    http://www.hanoverarts.com/favorite.htm
    
    Extractions: Private instruction for beginners to intermediate level. Styles include rock, country, folk, blues, and jazz. Lessons tailored to the student's interests. For more information call (804) 444-5902 or E-mail: brentsmall@aol.com PIANO LESSONS 10 years teaching experience VIOLIN........CELLO........VIOLA........BASS Master Teacher: WILLIAM WASSUM Call (540) 760-3731, E-mail wwassum@mindspring.com

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