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In democratic classrooms, every student's voice is not only heard but genuinely valued and respected. Use these activities to set up your class for intentional conversations.

The activities in this resource give you concrete ways you can build word recognition and language comprehension with your students.

Teachers cannot teach every single English word to their students, but we can teach our students some strategies that will help them learn words on their own as they encounter them in text.

Use these book recommendations to start a dialogue about issues, including communities, family structures, cultural diversity, and relationships. 

Have you ever wondered what to say when students exhibit specific behaviours in the classroom? This guide will give you some ideas. 

Fluency is usually associated with word recognition, but it actually has a lot to do with language comprehension as well. Check out a variety of ways you can improve fluency in your classroom.

These simple phonics activities can be used throughout the day to reinforce your lessons in low-prep and engaging ways. 

Sometimes a simple script is all you need. See this easy-to-follow script to teach high-frequency words that have irregular spelling patterns.