Wild Words Decoding

A comprehensive structured literacy sequence targeting the vowel team 'aw', offering dual instructional pathways using both the Classic Orton-Gillingham 7-step routine and the 10-part Wilson Reading System (WRS) framework.

A comprehensive ELA lesson focused on informational reading strategies, teaching students how to identify central ideas, locate key supporting details, and interpret nonfiction text features to deepen comprehension.

A 1-page teacher guide and complete answer key providing exemplar responses, common student misconceptions, scoring criteria, and differentiation strategies for the Fact Detectives lesson.

A four-day opinion writing unit guiding students through forming claims, analyzing paired texts, and crafting evidence-based essays comparing theatrical plays and books.

A Grade 5 ELA reading and analysis lesson exploring how inventor Garrett Morgan solved critical real-world dangers through mechanical innovation. Students read an authentic informational text, examine structural development, and master standardized assessment questions.

A 2-page printable informational reading worksheet featuring an authentic science article with headings, diagrams, and sidebars, accompanied by text feature analysis questions and a central idea graphic organizer.

A comprehensive second-grade phonemic and auditory discrimination curriculum targeting easily confused consonant pairs and digraphs through diagnostic listening sheets, teacher scripts, and tactile sorting manipulatives.

A standards-aligned comprehension assessment lesson for CKLA Grade 5 Unit 2 Chapter 4 ('Myths of the Maya'). Features reading comprehension, morphology, grammar, and an extended comparative response exploring the clay and wood creations from the Popol Vuh.

An engaging 8-slide instructional presentation that introduces central ideas, supporting details, and nonfiction text features with clear modeling and visual examples.

A five-day Orton-Gillingham instructional sequence targeting 11 high-frequency red and decodable words through consistent daily routines, progressive sentence pyramids, and decodable stories.

A high-octane 30-minute mock-hearing lesson where 8th graders master the core pillars of argumentative writing: crafting arguable claims, linking evidence with warrants, and structuring persuasive cases. Students analyze a dramatic case file to prosecute or defend an infamous fairytale suspect before a peer jury.

A comprehensive teacher reference and scoring guide containing exemplar text annotations (genre, topic, claims, main idea, and paragraph margin notes) alongside detailed question rationales and distractor analyses for all six interim assessment items.