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Free video resource for teachers to support modeling the correct letter sounds. Using correct pronunciation of the 44 phonemes in the English alphabet is critical when teaching our youngest learners.

Interview with Dr. Curtis, who describes what good vocabulary instruction would look like in a classroom. Addresses the need for explicit instruction and multiple practice opportunities.

Learn more about the history of The Science of Reading, the dangers of "Balanced Literacy" and "3-cueing" and why "The Reading Wars" are over.

Lauren Arvon, a third-grade teacher at Spring Hill Elementary, discusses different components of comprehension and demonstrates how they can be taught in the classroom.

Discover ideas to teach beginning readers to become fluent, maintain on-level fluency, and improve fluency for struggling readers.

High Quality, free lesson plans and resources for writing.

Jessica Espinosa, a third-grade teacher at Martin Elementary School, discusses different components of fluency accompanied by examples of fluency instruction.

Use this helpful, in-depth list of resources to build knowledge and vocabulary as well as assist with accessing prior knowledge.

Compelling easy-to-read information on why knowledge is a pillar of the Science of Reading.