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A new summer catch-up program is now live in Reading Eggs! This 10-week program supports students as they transition to grades 1-4.
Brittany Becker
Reading is more than just a skill, it’s the foundation of future academic success. And as an educator, you want to see your budding bookworms enthusiastic about learning to read, because you know how important it is for them to see reading as a positive and enjoyable experience.
Jiana Khazma
Summer learning loss has serious long term consequences and goes far in contributing to the achievement gap. Check out these three strategies to help make the summer vacation months academically productive for students!
Sarah Cornelius
Classroom literacy stations are an easy, adaptable, and reusable way for your to incorporate all aspects of reading and English Language Arts into your curriculum. Here are seven steps to get a successful literacy stations program up and running in your classroom.
It’s no secret that reading is one of the best ways to keep students learning and practicing academic skills over the summer (not to mention to help avoid that pesky summer learning slide). So, how can you make sure your budding bookworms continue to build on their love of reading you worked hard to instill throughout the school year? We’ve compiled several of our favorite reading and literacy activities from Reading Eggs and Reading Eggspress to share with your pre-K through 6th grade students.
While everyone can appreciate a good lazy day, the academic consequences of an entire summer off is not something to take lightly. In fact, ASCD reports that, on average, elementary students lose one month of learning over the summer. Even more concerning is the fact that learning loss from this “summer slide” seems to be cumulative. Keep your students learning all summer long with these 10 tips.
McKenna Wierman
By now, you’ve heard all about Fast Phonics, the
Reading is a precursor to academic success, and as instruction continues to evolve due to the pandemic, ensuring continued progress for students is paramount.
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