In this webinar we explore the important developmental and instructional relationships among the foundational skills:
1) Print Concepts
2) Phonological/Phonemic Awareness
3) Phonics and Word Recognition
4) Fluency
By appropriately determining the timing, pacing, and type of instruction for these skills, we ensure that more children will successfully attain their potential in reading by the end of third grade. For those children who still struggle, we will better be able to adjust instruction appropriately and effectively.
Listen to this podcast to learn more about the supports found in HMH Into Reading that focus on foundational skills to ensure students are reading on grade level by grade 3.
Access additional Science of Reading research and resources.
Amira Learning™, powered by artificial intelligence (AI), provides 1:1 reading practice for students in Grades K–3 and administers both an oral reading fluency assessment and a dyslexia screener.
Shane Templeton is an author of HMH Into Reading, a K-6 core literacy solution. Into Reading was designed to build and reinforce students’ foundational reading skills. Explicit teaching of the speech sounds, explicit and systematic instruction of phoneme-grapheme correspondences, multi-sensory instruction methods, and spiraling practice and reinforcement offered in HMH Into Reading exemplify best practices in the area of foundational skills.