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Selecting stories that reflect students’ interests and backgrounds can be a useful tool for increasing classroom participation and engagement.

Learn more about the mental health impacts and strategies to help children with dyslexia.

Students can practice revising their own writing along with giving and receiving feedback through collaborative playwriting workshops.

Students can learn literacy skills and write about issues they are passionate about through this unique genre of writing.

Brainstorming, concept mapping, and freewriting can help students organize their thoughts and gain confidence as writers.

Planning out the week’s chores provides an excellent opportunity to practice English skills.

English learners can have fun with their families and learn a communication strategy by making and playing a card game.

Proficiency with phonological working memory is a part of developing other literacy skills.

Retelling a story with household items and conversation facilitates use of listening comprehension skills.

Games like our Word Match reinforce vocabulary instruction in a fun way.