Teachers
Teaching kids how to read — and how to enjoy it — is a challenge for any educator, especially when there are so many other demands on your time. Below, you'll find lessons, articles, and curriculums that make it easier for any child to pick up skills.
Lesson Plans and Curriculum
Online Professional Development Course
Raising Readers: Preparing Preschoolers for SuccessSubject: Reading/Language Arts Grade: PreK - K Hours: 12
Learn to prepare preschoolers for success by developing early literacy skills using theories and strategies based on the latest research from Susan B. Neuman and Kathleen Roskos (2007). Learn more »
SUPER WHY LessonsHave your students learn letters, rhyming, vocabulary and more with these episode-specific lessons plans from SUPER WHY.
Between the Lions for Deaf StudentsFor deaf or hard-of-hearing students, Cornerstones has literacy units based on Between the Lions.
Between the Lions CurriculumBetween the Lions is based on a comprehensive literacy curriculum for beginning readers ages 4-7. Read the overview and curriculum here, perfect for PreK-3 teachers.
Bringing Sesame Street into Your ClassroomSesame Street is an inherently educational show, and you can get more value from the episodes with this article highlighting ideas for using the show in the classroom.
Library TimeLibraries are a wonderful resource for both families and teachers. Make the most of library time with this article.
