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Fluency Friends Rereading Routine | Printable Classroom Resource | Miss DeCarbo

Repeated reading is a research-based instructional strategy with the goal of increasing decoding automaticity skills. The goal of repeated reading is not for students to become “fast readers”. Rather, we want students to read the words accurately, with intonation, and at a rate that is comparable to the speed of oral language. This resource was created to provide a rereading routine for students who would benefit from increasing accurate and automatic fluency skills. It is designed to be led by

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Lindsay / Early Years Literacy Specialist on Instagram: "This phonics rule will make learning AND teaching the soft c and g sound so much easier! ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨ Gentle Cindy is a something I use with my learners to introduce soft c and soft g sound. Gentle Cindy is a girl with curly hair and the curls are represented by the letters C and G. Her eyes are the letter e, her nose is the letter i and her mouth is the letter y. And what this image tells us is both g and c make the soft sound when followed by e, i or y. For example: Giraffe 🦒 Cent 💰 Gym 🏋️‍♀️ Circle ⭕️ (Of course like all phonics rules there are some exceptions) *Soft g is represented by the sound /j/ Which is typically associated with the letter j but we know no English words end in j. ✨SAVE this post to make it ea

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Singing&Teaching on Instagram: "5 years ago I started the “t: up up up I s: rise and shine” chant (every time we transition to leave our desks) and I’ve never gone back! The word “shine” is the magic cue word to push in their chairs quickly and FREEZE as they strike a cool pose⭐️ It never gets old and most importantly it keeps the chairs in all throughout the day! It’s all about finding systems that fit your specific need and sticking to them consistently! (You could even show your kiddos this EXACT video to set those expectations and introduce this system ) Yes it takes work to practice and implement but it also takes work to tell em 45 times a day to push in their chairs 🤩 Comment “systems” if you want to master them all!👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼 We set the tone 🩷 Hope your kiddos love th

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Daily Critical Thinking Puzzle 🧩

Warm up your students’ brains after Winter Break with Lock of the Day! Lock of the Day is a daily, singular, digital puzzle that can be used as a bellringer, mid-lesson brain break, exit ticket, or early finisher activity. Each Lock of the Day puzzle is designed to sharpen your students’ critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Monday through Friday, a brand-new puzzle appears for them to solve. Students can build streaks by completing the Lock of the Day daily and can even revisit past puzzles to catch up on any they’ve missed. For teachers, the Lock of the Day includes everything you need: the solution with an explanation, plus tools to bookmark, copy, assign, and play the game.