Secret stories phonics

Get started today with Secret Stories phonics teaching resources. Download free phonics posters and printables to support science of reading based instruction.

Why Wait to Teach the Sounds of Y? 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 ever even noticing. It’s most conspicuous during morning calendar time, as that’s its favorite time of day. If you can’t see, watch this. So […]

Soft start, #classroombookaday, and Secret Stories were some of my favorite newer additions. Reading a book a day and our morning tubs helped build an authentic classroom community, and The Secret Stories really helped carry phonics instruction from the lesson to application.

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

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.

The Secret Stories Better Alphabet™ Song uses muscle memory to make learning the individual letters and sounds fast and easy!

Sharing the Secret Stories® just got a whole lot easier! Teachers' favorite secret weapon for teaching all (and I mean ALL!) of those tricky letter sounds and phonics skills just got a "face-lift!" Introducing the latest edition of Secret Stories® Cracking the Reading Code with the Brain in Mind!— Version 2.0! This NEW edition of the Secret Stories® book and posters was just released this fall! If you've been waiting for the right time to update yours, or if you have always wanted to buy it…

UFLI Foundations and Secret Stories are the perfect pairing for effective science of reading based phonics instruction.

Support the Secret reading strategies & improve learners' abilities to retain & retrieve phonics patterns & sounds. Find phonics activities, word work mini-lessons, printables & teaching freebies!

I received an email from the mom of an adorable little boy who had been diagnosed with high functioning autism. Her frustration and despair were heartfelt, and her words really struck a chord, both as a mom and as a teacher. With her permission, I wanted to share it….. Hi Katie, My son is in grade […]