Letter fluency

Welcome! Welcome! Welcome! (Effie style, minus the whole Reaping Day thing.) This is my very-first post here in my new blog. I'm crazy-excited! I hope you like it! You are probably here to learn how I SIGNIFICANTLY improved my student’s letter/sound fluency this year. Mind you, I did write SIGNIFICANTLY in capital letters for a reason. I’m screaming it at you: SIGNIFICANTLY!!!!!!!! This great change came after our incredible Reading Specialist suggested that I add motions to our letter/sound…

Discover hands-on letter sound activities for your preschoolers! These engaging initial sound centers are perfect for teaching the alphabet.

No prep free printable letter naming or letter sound fluency game for preschool and kindergarten phonics activities and reading intervention

Free letter naming fluency practice pages from Simply Kinder. (September edition).

Small group activities to do with your students during your literacy small-groups. Free file too! I love these activities as a warm-up before I begin my small-group reading instruction.

Where do you start with reading groups when your kids can;t read yet? Letter naming fluency is the best place to start. Check out my simple assessment trick to help drive your instruction to successful readers.

As you know by now, I'm teaching EAK- Early Admission Kindergarten to the kiddos in my district that turn 5 between December and March. We...

Letter Naming Fluency Freebie - Simply Kinder

Many students struggle with letter reversals, especially b/d and p/q. Occasional letter reversal doesn't necessarily mean a child has dyslexia. In fact,

Once students know letter names, they’re poised to master letter sounds. Yay! We have a set of homework pages to help your little learners take this next step. Like our Letter Name Fluency (LNF), the first place to start with Letter Sound Fluency (LSF) is assessment. For this test, the students point to a letter ... Read more