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Resource Library
Use these materials to enhance your introduction of the science of reading presentation above.
Overview to the Science of Reading
A five-page document that introduces the rationale for teaching based on reading research, what to teach, how to teach, and how to align systems to support better reading outcomes.
Discussion Guide
A topic-by-topic list of discussion questions that corresponds to the slides in the introduction presentation.
Suggested Reading List
Interested in learning more about the science of reading? Use this list to enhance your knowledge. Start at #1 and work your way to #12.
Structured vs Typical Literacy Comparison
How is the science of reading or explicit structured literacy different from typical, balanced literacy instruction? This side-by-side comparison document makes explicit instruction…well, explicit.
Structured vs Typical Literacy Practices Checklist
Wondering which category your instruction falls into? Use this checklist to identify areas for improvement.
Reading Science Self-Assessment Rubric
Use this rubric to determine next steps in moving toward the science of reading. Or give it to your staff to identify next steps.
Podcast Suggestions
Ten podcast episodes to extend your literacy learning.
Introduce Parents to the Science of Reading
Introduce parents in your community to the science of reading so they can learn along with you.
Effective Tier 1 Instruction Checklist
Implementing MTSS can seem overwhelming. Use this checklist to focus on the essential elements of core reading instruction and identify next steps.
10 Ways to Enhance Tier 1 Instruction
This list of ten research-based elements of effective instruction can be implemented today and will get results for your students.
Differentiation Document
Learning to Read and Spell Words: K-8 Scope and Sequence
This scope and sequence for teaching reading and spelling was compiled from several trusted resources, including Speech to Print by Louisa Moats.
Cover, Copy, and Compare
An intervention that supports spelling and reading irregular words.
Reading Fluency Guide
Use this guide to understand and implement reading fluency instruction.
Grouping Worksheet - Beginning of the Year
Unlock the patterns in the scores and target small group instruction to each student's need.
Grouping Worksheet - Middle of the Year
Unlock the patterns in the scores and target small group instruction to each student's need.
Grouping Worksheet - End of the Year
Unlock the patterns in the scores and target small group instruction to each student's need.
Assessment Audit
This tool provides an opportunity to take stock of the assessments used in your school so you can fill gaps and eliminate redundancy.
Screening Assessments Video
This brief video explains the purpose of screening assessments.
Diagnostic Assessments Video
This brief video explains the purpose of diagnostic assessments.
Progress Monitoring Assessments Video
This brief video explains the purpose of progress monitoring assessments.
Purposes of Assessment
This table explains the four purposes of assessment.
Screening and Diagnostic Assessment
This table shows how the tools for screening and diagnostic assessment are different.
Progress Monitoring Implementation Guide
Progress monitoring is an essential element of effective reading instruction. This implementation guide answers common questions about progress monitoring assessment.
3-Minute Introduction to the Science of Reading
This video was made in response to the need to present in a very short amount of time, such as at a board meeting. The script is below.
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