This is the first book in a series of phonemic awareness tales that entertain Pre-K through first graders while educating them on early literacy and beginning reading skills.

If children have difficulty interpreting events and pictures, they are not able to talk about them. These activities help children observe and discuss visual clues that give meaning to pictures.

These reproducible activities develop vocabulary, concepts, and categorization skills fundamental to critical thinking

Using a multisensory approach (listening, looking, touching), these lessons are designed to develop students' comprehension and memory. With this technique, students learn to form mental images of important information that will facilitate later recall.

This the second book in the humorous series that teaches phonemic awareness and language skills necessary for reading success.

Sixteen school-year holidays are presented through stories, story-related questions, language activities, and worksheets.

These reproducible materials provide a structured means of introducing the concept of letters representing the sounds that form words.

This book will help you level the playing field for students who need gentle orientation to books and print. Children will learn important book orientation skills and technical literacy terms as they enrich their language.

Reproducible worksheets and activities targeting oral and written language skills with a unique motivational component.

This comprehensive collection provides instant access to 188 full-color drawings and the corresponding American Sign Language signs and Mayer Johnson symbols for use while working with young children who need augmentative assistance in developing language and communication.

This book provides reproducible activities for practicing two-consonant clusters plus related three-consonant clusters.

This book contains 100 lessons designed for use in classroom-based service delivery models. Each of the lessons is based on one or more selections of language-rich children’s literature.

These reproducible materials offer a variety of activities for teaching and practicing voiced and voiceless pairs of consonants in initial and final positions.