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25.01.2022 Hi everyone, As I have moved my lessons online, I now have a few spots available for tutoring. Please get in contact if you would like to access effective online literacy tutoring for your child.

24.01.2022 I still have a few online sessions available, so please get in contact if I can assist your child with their literacy development [email protected]

24.01.2022 Hi everyone, An email was sent to all parents today advising that Read To Learn literacy sessions will now be conducted online until the end of this term. Please email [email protected] if you have any questions. ... Thank you all

23.01.2022 The full NAPLAN review. https://naplanreview.com.au//2020_NAPLAN_review_final_repo

22.01.2022 Another great offer for kids staying home

22.01.2022 There is a wealth of information here! https://sites.google.com//pattan-literacy/2020-pattan-li/

21.01.2022 My wonderful kids have story time sorted!

19.01.2022 This is a wonderful new website by AUSPELD This Guide has been designed and produced to provide parents and carers with current information about the nature of learning disabilities in children, and to offer practical guidance on the most appropriate identification, intervention and support. https://uldforparents.com/

18.01.2022 Teach blending not blends. Teaching blends, or consonant clusters as units is problematic for several reasons, find out more at our website at https://fivefromfive.com.au/syllable-division/

18.01.2022 How cool is this initiative from the State Library of Western Australia? They are offering FREE books and DVDs to help keep people entertained through self-iso...lation. The library says anyone who is interested can give them a call on 9427 3111 to request a 'mystery box' of around ten books. "Nominate fiction, non-fiction, children's, DVDs or a box with a 'bit of everything' and we will prepare it for you pronto," they said. "Pick up is via a 'non-contact' drive-through service from the State Library van dock on 25 Francis Street, Perth. "Pick up times are 10am and 2pm on weekdays but please call first to place your order." State Library of Western Australia.

18.01.2022 Lest We Forget

18.01.2022 Apologies to all of my students who missed out on tutoring this morning because of the blackout at my house!! Ill be back online in the morning, so Ill see you all very soon! Thank you all for your understanding

18.01.2022 "Each year around 50,000 students start high school unable to be able to read well enough to succeed." Auspeld, Five From Five & Learning Difficulties Australia... have outlined an evidence-based framework for schools to dramatically reduce the number of children who finish primary school unable to read proficiently. Download the plan here: http://ow.ly/Ly3c50AScoX and take up the Primary Reading Pledge!

17.01.2022 The fructificative goosefoot was foveolariously assembled. The frugivorous and frowsy masticator, whose epidermis was of variegated fuchsinophillic consistency..., masticated her chenopodiaceous repast morosely. Were you able to make meaning from this passage? What would happen if I asked you comprehension questions after you read this? Do you think you'd get them correct? If not, would that mean you need help with comprehension strategies? No. The problem is you had to slowly decode the words. The problem is that these words aren't in your vocabulary. Problems with words ----------> Problems with comprehension. Period. (From DIane McGinness "Why Our Children Can't Read and What We Can Do About" It p. 16)

17.01.2022 Phonics vs morphology? Why we need both! Some teachers believe that phonics is redundant once kids are fluent readers. We believe we still need to use phoni...cs alongside of morphology as kids encounter longer curriculum-based words with Greek and Latin roots. Here is our blog post on this. https://www.phonicbooks.co.uk//phonics-vs-morphology-why-/ See more

16.01.2022 NEW Talk for Writing English Home-school Booklets 8 MORE BOOKLETS RELEASED TODAY Download for free here: https://mailchi.mp/talk4writing/batch4... Please share! Download all 24 previous booklets here: www.talk4writing.co.uk/home-school-units/

15.01.2022 Evidence for Learning have published a new Guidance Report on Improving literacy in lower primary. The report offers eight practical, evidencebased recommendat...ions that are relevant to all students in lower primary but particularly to those struggling with their literacy. http://ow.ly/OVN450AHVKX See more

15.01.2022 There are now five sets of Talk for Writing home-school unit booklets available on DSFs Resources for Families webpage! These wonderful resources were develop...ed by Talk for Writing UK and modified for Australian students by DSFs Talk for Writing trainers. In every series, theres one booklet for each year level (Foundation to Year 6/7) and theyre completely free to download. Go to https://dsf.net.au/resources/home-resources and scroll down to Resource Pack #4 - Talk for Writing Home-School Booklets to download the materials.

15.01.2022 Do your kids struggle with learning to spell high-frequency words? (sight words). Many common words have complex spellings. How can we teach them without asking kids to remember them by shape? Here is how to teach them so that they link up with your phonics teaching.

13.01.2022 A message from my two wonderful children

12.01.2022 In addition to their new Guidance Report on Improving literacy in lower primary, Evidence for Learning have also published a new Guidance Report on Improving Li...teracy in Upper Primary. This Guidance Report offers seven practical, evidencebased recommendations that are relevant to all students in upper primary but particularly to those struggling with their literacy. This guide is aimed primarily at subject leaders, principals, and other staff with responsibility for leading improvements in literacy teaching. The guide focuses on improving the quality of literacy teaching. It is intended as an accessible overview of existing research with clear, actionable guidance and several key principles to consider. http://ow.ly/7xOe50AHWn1

11.01.2022 The Sounds-Write Teach Your Child to Read parts 1 & 2 courses, are currently free! These courses are well worth checking out, for those looking for effective ways to support their child’s literacy development at home. https://www.udemy.com/user/54e5c34e6b89b/

11.01.2022 We hope you enjoy these reimagined images and verses from #JuliaDonaldson and #AxelScheffler most-loved books and characters in light of the current times we all find ourselves in #inthistogether #rhymesforthetimes

10.01.2022 A Monday morning giggle for the Star Wars fans

09.01.2022 To support teachers and parents whose schools have closed or are soon to close due to COVID-19, we have made Twinkl completely free for one month. Go to www.twi...nkl.com.au/offer and enter the offer code AUSTRCODE for immediate access. Teachers can use this as they plan remote learning for their students. Parents can use this to access high-quality educational materials from home. Read our helpful blog for more info here>> https://www.twinkl.com.au/l/1n918g

07.01.2022 Wonderful resource!

06.01.2022 For all you folks stuck at home in the coming weeks. Starting on Monday, at 6pm GMT / 2pm EST / 11am PST I will be reading one of my books every weekday, and ta...lking about some of the things that went into making it. We are all at home, but none of us are alone. Lets be bored together. Also, my pal, and one of the best storybook writers in a generation @macbarnett will be doing the same with his books daily, an hour later. And the genius minds behind @kaleidoscopeire are doing a daily creative project called Home Club, also starting Monday. ADDITION: I will make it available to watch later for those in other time zones. Stay tuned for more details. See more

05.01.2022 How do you teach beginner readers high-frequency (sight) words with complex spellings? How can you make your approach compatible with your phonics teaching? Te...ach kids to map words and show them the complex part (even if they have not learned it yet). Learning to map words with sound/letter correspondences helps beginner readers make connections to other words. This way they can apply this knowledge to new words they encounter. To see how to map high-frequency (sight) words our FREE info-graphics. UK versions https://www.phonicbooks.co.uk//high-frequency-words-infog/ USA versions https://www.phonicbooks.com//high-frequency-words-infogra/ #sightwords #highfrequencywords #commonexceptionwords

04.01.2022 This free series is worth checking out! Over the course of three weeks, leading dyslexia experts will generously share valuable information with you. This comprehensive, eye-opening series will include: The neurobiology of the brain... The science of reading Structured literacy elements (Orton-Gillingham Principles) The comprehensive evaluation process Appropriate accommodations and advocacy tips Assistive and instructional technology Effective intervention practices for academic, social, and emotional challenges Easily implementable strategies and tips to use with your child Valuable resources And MUCH MORE!!! In addition, remarkable guests with dyslexia will share their inspiring journeys to give you encouragement. https://embracedyslexiaseries.com

04.01.2022 Executive Functioning difficulties are something that can be very hard to understand for those who are naturally organised, who have no difficulty working out h...ow to get started, who are able to self monitor and prioritise etc. This 28 page document is something we should all download and share. Thanks to the Understood team and the familes who fund the initiative. Please share far and wide. https://www.understood.org//040bfb1894284d019bf78ac01a5f15

02.01.2022 FREE Hairy Letters app today only to celebrate KeeKees Birthday! https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/hairy-letters/id410276288

02.01.2022 Everything you need to know about decoding instruction can be found here in this handy easy to read guide by Benita A. Blachman and Maria S. Murray. https://www.teachingld.org///09/original_TT7_Decoding.pdf

01.01.2022 I had some beautiful live music in my office today This is my wonderful hubby...and he is one of the many Perth musicians that found themselves suddenly out of work recently but the music industry is strong and it will survive this. Stay strong everyone

01.01.2022 Hi everyone, M husband and I have been homeschooling our son for the last few years. Here are some resources that may help those who have their kids at home. Hope this helps... Rhona

01.01.2022 How to teach the word 'was' with a phonics approach. The word 'was' will appear very early on in child's literacy journey. How can we introduce it to a student... without encouraging him/her to learn it by sight? The child will most probably already know how to read 2/3 of the word as he/she will have learned the letter and will probably have encountered the letter spelling the sound /z/ as in the words is, his has. So, the tricky part in the word 'was' is the letter spelling the sound /o/. Students need to learn that letters can spell different sounds. Here is how to teach it in a visual way that is consistent with mapping letters and the sounds they spell.