It all began with high-quality books. Before a lesson was conceptualized, or one word of instruction written, Fountas & Pinnell Classroom™ (FPC) was already years into development. (continue reading)
Meli is excited to share some of her letters with you! Here are some from students at St. Anthony School of Milwaukee in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. (continue reading)
Schools can be places where competition is more common than collaboration, and students are tested as much as they are taught. This is why it's important for students to feel a sense of community, not just in the classroom but across all grades. (continue reading)
The Literacy Continuum is critical to your literacy instruction. It has everything you need to guide your students effectively through their literacy journeys. (continue reading)
Levels have a critical role in the hands of teachers who understand their complexity and use them to make good decisions in instruction. But levels are complicated! (continue reading)
Prekindergarten teachers are faced with the challenge of creating classrooms that are play-based, but also prepare children for a literacy-rich world. While most children will not leave PreK able to read conventionally, their development as emergent readers can be supported in many ways. (continue reading)
