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 | When reviewing my predecessor's materials, I found that the basic alphabet and letter recognition activities needed revamping. It's done. All new Alphabet activities, meeting the standards I feel are most important. | |
Another Cri de' Coeur* from an Inclusion Teacher
I was about to blog on something completely different, when I saw this response from Tiffany Bernier in response yesterday to a blog I wrote in February, a blog about... Read more
| Free Letter Recognition Worksheet Activities
All new letter activities to replace the ones who are here. Only short letter sounds are used, to prepare emerging readers to read closed syllables.
| Halloween Is Coming
Halloween is just around the corner: I provide activities to use the excitement generated by Halloween to support academic progress.
| Keeping Stakeholders Happy
As special educators, we have a range of stakeholders we need to keep happy if we want to be happy: students, parents, general education teachers, administrators, even the community. I share ideas of how to keep each of these constituencies happy.
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