It’s the middle of the school year and winter break is right around the corner.

Multisensory learning doesn’t need to end after Pre-K. Hands-on learning is a valuable teaching tool long after preschool.

Should I teach lowercase letters in Pre-K?

Why It Works

In Spot Check: Words, students use both hands to type rows of grade-level appropriate, high-frequency words. Speed is measured in Words Per Minute (WPM) and accuracy is measured by the percentage of correct keys hit.

How It Works

1. Type each row of words as quickly and accurately as possible.

Why It Works

In Spot Check: Words, students use both hands to type rows of grade-level appropriate, high-frequency words. Speed is measured in Words Per Minute (WPM) and accuracy is measured by the percentage of correct keys hit.

How It Works

1. Type each row of words as quickly and accurately as possible.

Why It Works

• Builds typing fluency of words, numbers, and short phrases
• Includes fun facts about famous people
• Expands fluency using capitals, punctuation, and action keys
• Increases cross-curricular, content knowledge
• Provides snippets of music from famous musicians

How It Works

1. Type the name of a famous musician.
2. Type the birth date of the famous musician.
3. Type the birthplace of the famous musician.
4. Listen to the music.

Why It Works

• Practices word and sentence typing skills
• Exposes students to a variety of fun topics
• Expands fluency using capitals, punctuation, and action keys
• Increases cross-curricular, content knowledge
• Builds understanding of antonyms
• Makes connections between vocabulary and images

How It Works

1. Type the first title and corresponding paragraph.
2. Repeat for the second title and corresponding paragraph.

Why It Works

• Builds fluency with typing capitals using the Shift key
• Practices typing complete sentences
• Uses proper ending punctuation
• Enhances space bar fluency
• Connects vocabulary to images

How It Works

1. Type the first sentence.
2. Repeat for each additional sentence.