Flyleaf decodable books are available for free for the 2022-2023 school year! portal.flyleafpublishing.com/learners-resou…

This map would also be pretty red in Canada apmreports.org/story/2022/11/…

Heavy but inspiring data - check this out

Super concrete example of what a decodable text looks like next to a typical guided reading style predicative text.

In a world of Teachers Pay Teachers, it seems decidedly “old school” to provide top-shelf free resources that support structured literacy. If you haven’t heard of UFLI Foundations yet and care about reading, give them a follow and check out their toolbox!

Free Red Bull in all elementary schools

I am sure you have seen these "reading strategies" around your schools and maybe in your own classroom? I had used these, but I didn't know better. Now I do. Struggling readers guess and look at the pictures. Right to Read Project

I’ve been a fan of Nuclear Fusion since SimCity 2000! #nichetweet

Just finished reading “Danny the Champion of the World” by Roald Dahl with the 8 year old and the message at the end made me tear up. Maybe you had to be there!

Happy belated holidays, Edu-Twitter! Here is my new year gift to myself:) #treatyourself #structuredliteracy #UFLI

I want to try this out for sure

Just completed a mural in my classroom- so cool to get support and encouragement from so many colleagues. It was a great experience and I’m so tickled with the calming result! Big thanks to Jolene Thomas !

Shovelling was #oddlysatisfying today!

Proud to see some resources created by some awesome colleagues of mine!

Today we created pendulum art. The end result was a big mess and a lot of fun. Can’t wait to experiment more as a class. Highly recommended! #pendulumproblems

With excitement & praise, please join us in congratulating our very own centre director Jacqueline Specht who is a recipient of an award that honours scholars who make considerable contributions to Educational Psychology in Canada! Well deserved! Congrats Dr. Jacqui Specht 🎉🎊

These mascots could be a good idea for kids learning about provincial resources in Social Studies and Geography classes- check them out!

Shout out to Sarah Rankin for helping Northdale Central Public School get a Breakfast Club program running! This makes a difference and Clark, Joey and I are proud of you