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  • Effective Language and Literacy: Foundational Practices and Diagnostic Interventions in French Immersion

    Effective Language and Literacy: Foundational Practices and Diagnostic Interventions in French Immersion

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    Teaching Writing with Self-Regulated Strategy Development using thinkSRSD

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    Sentence Combining: A Meaningful Way to Teach Language Conventions

    ByONlit 15 December 202513 January 2026

    Sentence combining is an effective instructional approach for developing students’ understanding of sentence structure, syntax, and language conventions, which ultimately supports written communication and reading comprehension. Rather than teaching grammar as a set of isolated rules, sentence combining places language instruction within meaningful reading, writing, and oral communication contexts. This approach aligns directly with the…

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  • Interactive Read Alouds in Kindergarten

    Interactive Read Alouds in Kindergarten

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  • Personal Narratives and the Power of Memory

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    Instruction Starts with Screening Data: Collaborative Problem-Solving in Action

    ByONlit 25 November 202525 November 2025

    With Ontario’s beginning-of-year screening window now complete, schools now have a clear, research-based picture of students’ early literacy skills. Screening tools provide dependable information about the foundational skills that matter most for reading development. These data help educators understand how instruction is landing across the class, which skills are well established, and which areas may…

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    B2 Language Foundations Section

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    Acadience Screener Grade 6 Results Tracker*

    At this time, there is no Acadience Screener Grade 6 Results Tracker available in the ONlit Resource Library. All Acadience Tracking tools that are available were created and shared by generous members of the ONlit community. A big thank you to these wonderful people for allowing ONlit to make their Results Trackers for Grades 3,…

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    DIBELS Screening – What’s Next Flowchart

    An overview of literacy screening followed by direction on where to go next when different profiles of screening results are obtained. The focus is targeted and evidence-informed intervention – Tier 2 resource support.

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  • French Immersion Kindergarten Drop-In Sessions

    French-Immersion Kindergarten Drop-In Recordings

    Catch up on these ONlit Kindergarten recordings with Angeline Humber and the ONlit Kindergarten team. Each session featured a brief presentation focusing on a key topic in the French Immersion Kindergarten context, from developing oral language and vocabulary in both languages, to building phonemic awareness and using screening data to inform responsive instruction. These sessions…

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