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Teacher Tip: Use Tongue Twisters to Play with Words

Try using tongue twister poems in your classroom! (continue reading)

Tue, Apr 23, '19

FAQ Friday: How Do I Get a Book's Fountas & Pinnell Level?

Q: How do I get a book's Fountas & Pinnell level? (continue reading)

Thu, Apr 18, '19

Ask Meli! April, 2019

This month, Meli answers questions from students in New York, Virginia, Illinois, and Missouri! (continue reading)

Thu, Apr 18, '19

Teacher Tip: Sequencing Lines of a Poem

Try this tip out out with a first grade poem. (continue reading)

Tue, Apr 16, '19

FAQ Friday: Is Fountas & Pinnell Classroom™ Aligned to State Standards?

A: The Fountas & Pinnell Literacy Continuum, from which all of the lessons in FPC are derived, has been aligned to the following state standards: (continue reading)

Fri, Apr 12, '19

Teacher Tip: Draw Pictures of a Poetry Chart Poem

Poetry charts can encourage children to think about how illustrations can support a poem. (continue reading)

Tue, Apr 9, '19

Teacher Tip: Use Tongue Twisters to Play with Words

FAQ Friday: How Do I Get a Book's Fountas & Pinnell Level?

Ask Meli! April, 2019

Teacher Tip: Sequencing Lines of a Poem

FAQ Friday: Is Fountas & Pinnell Classroom™ Aligned to State Standards?

Teacher Tip: Draw Pictures of a Poetry Chart Poem

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