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Home Connection, Teaching Tips
The terms dyslexia and dysgraphia are both Greek in origin and mean a condition (ia) having impaired (dys) lexicon (word) or graph (letter) production.
By Vanessa Silver
6 mins
Teaching Tips, Home Connection
Every child deserves the chance to learn to write their name. As an occupational therapist working with children for over 35 years now, it’s something in which I firmly believe. I pride myself on making name writing fun, developmentally appropriate, and an obtainable goal for all students.
By Cathy Van Haute
6 mins
Teaching Tips
So, your student can write letters and is developing early literacy skills to read high-frequency words and sound out some new words
By Valerie Zaryczny
8 mins
Teaching Tips
Digital learning has never had a stronger place in education than it does today.
By Roxanne Thompson
6 mins
Teaching Tips, Home Connection
How Can Teachers Communicate Effectively with Parents?
By Todd Misura
5 mins
Teaching Tips
in this post we'll provide a simple guide on how to sanitize some of our most loved products.
By Learning Without Tears
5 mins
Teaching Tips, Home Connection
Fall is a great time to engage in lots of creative and educational activities for young children.
By Denise Donica
5 mins
Readiness
Sight Words for Kids: Kindergarten and Beyond!
By Cheryl Lundy Swift
3 mins
Teaching Tips, Multisensory Learning
Do you remember how exciting it was in elementary school when your teacher announced your class would be watching a video that day?
By Valerie Zaryczny
7 mins