A sensory-rich, early literacy lesson focusing on the handwriting and phonics of letters D, B, and P. Using the visual mnemonic 'Start with a line, then add a belly,' students learn correct letter formation and build foundational phonemic awareness through engaging Circle Maps.

A collection of visual resources to help students locate text evidence and answer key comprehension questions using the 5Ws and How framework.

A comprehensive kindergarten phonics lesson focused on establishing sensory and kinesthetic routines for the letters a, t, p, and n. Includes daily whole-group instruction, structured small-group activities, hands-on sensory centers, and printable assessment cards.

A complete phonics and handwriting lesson focused on teaching letters R, b, and d. It features powerful b/d reversal strategies (the 'bed' hand gesture and left-to-right line-first vs. circle-first clues), an interactive circle map activity, and hands-on tactile and sensory building centers.

A kindergarten lesson focused on teaching young writers how to share their work proudly and listen attentively to their peers, utilizing structured sentence stems and active sharing routines.

A playful, active kindergarten lesson that introduces students to the two families of the alphabet: vowels (A, E, I, O, U) and consonants. Through music, interactive card sorting, and hands-on magnetic letter games, students learn to distinguish between these two letter types.

A kindergarten writing lesson introducing essential tools (crayons, pencils, folders), classroom routines for managing supplies, and an open-ended free drawing and labeling task.

A kindergarten writing lesson teaching students how writers use labels to help readers understand their drawings, featuring oral naming of school objects and a drawing task with labels.

A kindergarten lesson focusing on comparing and matching uppercase and lowercase letters through sensory play, a movement-based matching game, and a Mo Willems inspired interactive read-aloud.

A high-energy, visual lesson for Kindergarten students to learn the relationship between uppercase and lowercase letters through sensory tracing, matching games, and literature.

A foundational writing lesson for early learners exploring how pictures can tell stories. Students practice speaking in complete sentences before drawing themselves doing an activity at school.

A comprehensive kindergarten writing lesson plan and supporting materials designed to teach students that writers write about what they know, starting with their school. It includes a detailed teacher guide, interactive slide deck, student drawing and writing worksheet, visual anchor chart, and oral practice flashcards.

Focuses on VC & CVC practice across all learned sounds, featuring the decodable story 'I See'. Students practice reading, tracking with dots, and identifying characters.

Focuses on the short vowel sound /ĕ/ with the decodable story 'Ten on the Bed'. Students practice reading words with short e and tracking with dots.

Focuses on the consonant sound /b/ with the decodable story 'A Bug on the Bus'. Students practice tracking, blending, and CVC reading.

Focuses on the consonant sound /g/ with the decodable story 'Gus the Dog'. Students practice tracking, blending, and CVC reading.

Focuses on the short vowel sound /ŭ/ with the decodable story 'The Pup'. Students practice reading, tracking with dots, and blending.

Focuses on the consonant sound /k/ represented by letter c, with the decodable story 'The Cat Can'. Students practice reading, tracking with dots, and blending.

Focuses on the consonant sound /d/ with the decodable story 'Sid and Dad'. Students practice tracking, blending, and CVC reading.

Focuses on the short vowel sound /ŏ/ with the decodable story 'Tom and the Fan'. Students practice reading words with short o and tracking with dots.

A foundational early childhood lesson introducing students to the 52 letters of the alphabet, focusing on recognizing, matching, and sorting uppercase and lowercase letter pairs through multi-sensory playground activities, interactive slides, and a classic read-aloud.

Focuses on the nasalized sound of a (am, an) with the decodable story 'Sam and Pam'. Students practice tracking, blending, and illustrating.