Early Literacy
Our reading specialists embrace the Science of Reading and multisenosry learning. Our team includes, a certified reading specialist, dyslexia certification and Orton Gillingham training. Our trainings bridge theory into real classroom application, allowing the participant time to explore the practices. We can design your training to meet you staff's specific needs.
Exploring Multisensory Practices for Vocabulary
This 4-part series discusses the impact and significance of oral language on our future readers and writers. As a result, everyday adult language plays a key role in a child’s literacy learning trajectory. Building background knowledge, explicit vocabulary practices, and speaking skills are a few of the areas that are addressed in detail during this training series. Additional information of each session are available upon request.
Sounds, Letters & Play
This 3-part series teaches what phonological awareness, phonemic awareness, and phonics are, how they are different and how they relate to another. Research, which supports the Science of Reading, tells us that these prereading skills are essential to learning to read and spell. This training goes beyond the methodology and discusses how to embed these practices throughout the day in a developmentally appropriate and fun way. Additional information of each session are available upon request.
Interactive Read Alouds
Learn how to make every moment count during your read aloud. Interactions that ignite curiosity are easy to come by when incorporating “just the right kind” of visuals, rhythm, and props. Participants will practice using these materials and approaches to create opportunities for children to develop of love of books and demonstrate a variety of comprehension strategies such as: retell stories, describe characters, make predictions and asking questions.