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Implementing a Blended, Phonics-Based Literary Approach

By Melissa Cassada last updated

A balance between technology and one-on-one instruction ignites special ed students’ love for reading.

District Tools
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Scribble Press, A Kid-Friendly Book Creation and Publication App

By TL Editors last updated

In the classroom, this app is an excellent tool for kids of widely varying levels of writing enthusiasm and skill.

Classroom Tools
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Get Kids Excited About Reading with HOMER Reading

By TL Editors published

HOMER Reading: Learn to Read is an early literacy app for kids age 2 to 8 that incorporates drawing, voice recording, stories, and songs, along with more traditional phonics lessons.

Classroom Tools
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Reading Research Center Announces Early Literacy Assessment Using Speech Recognition Technology

By TL Editors published

Florida State University selected SoapBox Labs in multi-year partnership that aims to create language and literacy assessments for young children.

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Curriculet Offers Easy To Use E-Reading Platform

By TL Editors published

Curriculet is an easy-to-navigate e-reading platform that lets teachers assign a variety of fiction, nonfiction, and news texts to their students.

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Nearpod Integrates with Microsoft’s Immersive Reader

By TL Editors published

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Comprehensive Dictionary App Engages Learners Grades 3-12

By Tech & Learning published

Vast word reference features tons of content and word games

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Curriculum Associates' New Program Helps Students Meet Newly Revised State Standards

By TL Editors published

Curriculum Associates has developed the Ready New York, Next Generation Learning Standards Edition.

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Bedtime Story Classics - Alice in Wonderland

By TL Editors published

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Emojis. Cause they’re good for kids and fun to use. What’s not to like?

By Glenn Wiebe published

One of my fave conversations centered on the idea of using emojis as a way to help kids make sense of social studies and incorporating them as part of a quality lesson that can help improve student thinking and literacy skills.

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