Secret stories

Katie Garner•Secret Stories on Instagram: "“We love this beautiful display of the @TheSecretStories in Mrs. Bordeaux’s first grade class! All of our K-5 elementary classrooms, resource teachers and even middle school ELA teachers have this amazing resource to help unlock the science of reading phonics code for kids!” #ScienceofReading #BrainBasedPhonics #TheSecretStories 🗄️FREE FILE DOWNLOADS Link in bio, or go to 🔗bit.ly/SecretsGroup and look for the 🗂️FILES TAB at the top of the FB…

Tips for teaching with the Secret Stories to fill phonics gaps quickly!

Trying a new set up this year. I put the vowels on top and the corresponding letter team under. So the kids will be able to look at the letter A and...

Looking for a way to personalize your Secret Stories book? Download this FREE book cover and tabs from the files section of the Secret Stories FB page linked below! (Created by Lydia Warner) *purchase the book itself on TheSecretStories.com link in bio*

There's an elephant in your classroom. And it's huge! You sweep by it every day in your classroom, several times in fact, and probably without even noticing it. It's most conspicuous during morning calendar time, as that's its favorite time of day. Can you visualize it? No?? Then watch this.... Now that you can recognize the elephant, it's time to get some elephant exterminator, as having elephants in the classroom isn't good for the brain! Think of the Secret Stories® as a "secret"…

Learn about the new Secret Stories digital phonics resources for online reading lessond for teachers, parents and students!

Decoding sight words with Secret Stories® phonics helps support orthographic mapping in the brain for science of reading-based instruction.

"What's used together is fused together in the brain!" As teachers, it's so important that we understand not only "how" to do so...

It’s going to be my first year using secret stories, and I’m so thrilled! My youngest (just graduated from kindergarten) was so curious about the stories...

Browse over 60 educational resources created by Secret Stories in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.

Hi there! One of the most commonly asked questions I receive is how the Secret Stories® Classroom Kits are different from the digi...

Encoding is a powerful place to start when teaching kids to decode. Secrets empower beginning readers to write any word using phonics patterns. Here are first grade & kindergarten writing examples.

Katie Garner, Author of Secret Stories®️ on Instagram: "🎥 Repost @bestnestteacher 💗 “I have been so inspired by other teachers in @TheSecretStories Facebook Group that I made my own Secret Stories “sound chips!” Thank you so much to all of the wonderful teachers in the group who inspired me!💛 You can purchase the Secret Stories digital phonics stickers on TpT and then print them on labels. I ordered 2 of the labels, chips, and containers, and you can find my links to make them…

SUPERHERO VOWELS® Headband Pack (from the SECRET STORIES® Phonics Secrets!)

We are measuring our names at math time. We made a class name chart and a chart highlighting the vowels in our name. We are noticing many different things about the vowels AEIOU and sometimes Y.

Using Neuroscience to Deliver Phonics Faster Ever wonder why letters make the many different sounds that they do? Secret Stories® are the “secret” reasons WHY letters get together and make the sounds that they do in words. They provide logical explanations for letter sound behavior that a child’s brain craves. Rooted in the science of reading and cognitive neuroscience, Secret Stories® targets early developing and already primed neural pathways for learning, aligning “letter behavior” to…

UFLI is the “backbone” of our phonics instruction and Secret Stories is the “lifeblood” that runs through it. Hi, my name is Leah Ruesink! I am an early literacy specialist, district trainer and adjunct professor from Michigan. I’m here to share my thoughts on two of my favorite evidence-based phonics resources that co

My class LOVES sentence scrambles....and what a great idea to do it together as a class. I took a little spaceman that my students use and blew it up in color. Click {here} for a black and white copy of the spaceman. When LuAnn and I were presenting in Indy at the SDE I Teach K Conference we were able to sit in on a session presented by Linda Scheuer. I could not wait to go back to my classroom and do with my kiddos. They LOVED it! Thanks for reading! Enjoy your New Year!!! Amber

The more tools learners bring to the table, the more value they are able to take away... In order for learners to take full advantage of the daily literacy experiences we provide in the classroom, they must be given access to as much of the "code" as possible, as soon as possible! Knowing just 26 letter sounds and a handful of sight words doesn't get you very far in reading OR writing, even in Kindergarten! I mean, seriously, how much could YOU write with only 26 individual letter sounds and…