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Teaching the order of phonics is crucial because it provides a structured and systematic approach to reading instruction, enabling students to build foundational literacy skills

Have you ever wondered how to make a Bible story come alive for children? The story of Jacob’s Ladder is perfect for those teaching moments.

The Story of Cain and Abel in the Bible will give you a platform to teach love, kindness, and offering a sacrifice acceptable unto the

Summarizing reading comprehension strategy is an important skill to have for reading comprehension and it helps students give a brief recount of a text or

Questioning Reading Comprehension Strategy is one of the 7 strategies taught for reading comprehension. To begin, you can teach what a question is, and how

Hey you! The Synthesis Reading Strategy will help your young readers understand how a turn of events can help them to change their mind. But

Welcome to the world of teaching the visualization reading comprehension strategy. Words come alive and stories are created in our minds. Have you ever struggled

What is making inferences and drawing conclusions? Drawing conclusions is actually another way of thinking about making inferences. It is what may be implied in

What is Making Connections Text to World? When I first learned about making connections text to world, I was trying to wrap my mind around

Making Connections: Text to Self is very similar to Text to Text, except the reader is connecting their personal experiences to the text. When you

Background knowledge in Reading Comprehension is simply what a reader already knows about a topic in a book they are reading. For example, If a

Reading Comprehension Strategy: Connections Text to Text I read a picture book to my students daily in my classroom. So when I teach this lesson,

The Dilemma with Reading Comprehension I was recently tagged in a post of a mom calling out for help. Her child’s first grade teacher told

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