Nouns, verbs, and adjectives are foundational parts of speech and building blocks of language that enable us to construct meaningful sentences and convey complex ideas.

Utilizing short reading passages with visuals and “Wh” questions has been proven to significantly improve reading comprehension skills for exceptional learners. As a result, I

Mastering sentence building is a pivotal step in the journey of literacy especially for beginning readers and special education students. In this article we will

December holiday resources are a great way for students to learn about and celebrate the season. These resources are often themed around the three most

Sight word instruction is crucial for students with mild to severe disabilities, particularly those on the autism spectrum who may struggle with phonics instruction. While

Are you searching for a read-aloud about summer with differentiated activities for your students? This fun lesson plan is designed to provide differentiated activities in

Looking for an all about spring season lesson plan with a read aloud and differentiated ELA and math activities? This spring read aloud lesson is

These two fall lesson plans for special education and beginning learners are an effective way to celebrate the season. They feature two nonfiction read alouds

Are you looking for word family activities to build vocabulary and comprehension skills for your beginning learners? These word family activities and CVC word worksheets

The main idea of this blog is to introduce a low-pressure and fun strategy for teaching the concept of the main idea to beginning learners