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When we look at our 1st grade students we may sometimes think they’re too young for centers. It’s a lot of independence and personal responsibility for some of our littlest learners! So why have literacy centers in first grade? Research shows us that centers provide
So you’ve completed your beginning or middle of the year literacy screening, and the results are clear – some of your students are below grade level. But what should you do next? After all, time is limited and it’s important to quickly help kids build
Planning for intervention lessons is quick and easy when the materials you’ll need are within reach! The activities from our Small Group and Intervention Literacy Kit are designed to be hands-on and engaging for kids, and exactly what teachers need to simplify the planning and
So you’ve pinpointed the literacy skill(s) your students need more help with, and you’ve carved out time for literacy interventions in your schedule. But what should you be doing with students to make the biggest impact on closing their gaps in literacy? Here are our
Literacy is the foundation of the 2nd grade classroom. 2nd grade learners need the practice to master basic early literacy skills. These amazing free literacy centers are here to help! We’ve got exciting centers for grammar, phonics, reading, and writing. With print and digital options,
Finding all of the activities needed to run engaging and standards-based literacy centers can feel like a monster task! The Lucky Little Learners 1st and 2nd Grade Literacy Centers are a great option for teachers who want high-engagement and totally standards-aligned options for practicing reading,
