Resources

Comprehensive collection of "by the end of __ grade, students can___"

Interview with Dr. Curtis, who describes what good vocabulary instruction would look like in a classroom. Addresses the need for explicit instruction and multiple practice opportunities.

Learn more about the history of The Science of Reading, the dangers of "Balanced Literacy" and "3-cueing" and why "The Reading Wars" are over.

Use this helpful, in-depth list of resources to build knowledge and vocabulary as well as assist with accessing prior knowledge.

Five from five resource that provides the critical elements of reading to children at home.

Compelling easy-to-read information on why knowledge is a pillar of the Science of Reading.

Learn about your child’s reading development.

Assists educators and administrators in finding a book by grade, interest, and reading complexity. Further, it has Lexile grade level charts, a text analyzer, a growth planner, a career database, Word

Discover several ways to get teens reading, again or for the first time.

Provides a sampling of strategies to help students enhance their learning experiences.

Assists administrators to quickly see classroom practices that support effective literacy instruction.

Check out these trainings, opportunities to engage, and resources for Read Aloud in WV communities.