Do you only have a few minutes to explain the basics of reading science? Dr. Stephanie Stollar developed this outline for a 3-Minute Introduction to the Science of Reading, ideal for school council meetings or parent nights!
Use these materials to introduce parents and caregivers in your community to the science of reading so they can learn along with you. Watch the presentation, then grab the files and make it your own!
Dr. Stephanie Stollar developed a free set of presentation slides outlining basic findings in the science of reading. Slides, speaker notes, and handouts are provided.
This strip allows learners to practice writing the letters of the alphabet. Two versions of the bookmark are available for download: one containing the soft c/g and the other, the hard c/g. This resource respects the criteria for creating a pictorial mnemonic alphabet, and conforms to the principles of literacy science.
This IDA Ontario webinar focuses on how to implement a Structured Literacy Block in Grade One by breaking down the learning day into three different sections.
IDA Ontario webinar outlining 5 key changes that educators can make in their Kindergarten classroom.
This podcast explores MTSS and provides insights into classroom instruction.
Webinar series following three Ontario teachers as they implement universal screening.
Reader friendly book for educators outlining 7 changes to classroom instruction to improve literacy outcomes.
Second webinar in a series featuring three Ontario educators discussing how they are using universal screening in their classrooms.
Written for teachers by a teacher with a strong understanding of reading science, this title supports both the foundational skills and language comprehension components of reading.
This PaTTAN webinar featuring Dr. Elsa Cárdenas-Hagan focuses on structured literacy for English Language Learners, addressing evidence-based practices for the explicit instruction of oral language strategies within a structured literacy lesson. A variety of strategies are demonstrated.
