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• 20 Mar 21
  

  megancastrejon

  Get Ready to Read! is designed to support educators, parents, and young children in the development of early literacy skills in the years before kindergarten. Intended for use with all children, the resources and information provided on this site promote skill-building, communication between adults, and ways to address concerns.

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• 06 Mar 18
  

  sf876215

  reading education school teachers activities resources

• 20 Jun 17
  

  hallam14

  reading RtI

• 25 Apr 17
  

  kellileigh21

  Get Ready to Read- A website with several resources to help with the teaching of reading.

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• 11 Apr 16
  

  emariema

  #earlyliteracy #reading #skillbuilding

• 10 Apr 16
  

  abdullahtout
• 27 Feb 16
  

  hedieh_hedda

  This web site includes online games, which involves young children in entertaining stories and engaging activities to explore a variety of essential early literacy skills. These plays help them to connect individual sounds with letter representations, which is a powerful predictor of future reading and spelling skills.
  Resource: Web page
  Source: National Center for Learning Disabilities (NCLD), 1999.
  I might use this web site to engage children in games and activities that help them break spoken words into sound parts and identify sounds and letters. This useful tool might help me to enhance child’s understanding of printed letters and words and how words and language work. Students with non-developed pre-writing skills might also benefit from this web site to create and use print in a meaningful way. I might be able to use its screening tools as short assessments to decide whether or not to take specific actions and offer additional instructions to early learners.
  

• 19 Feb 16
  

  tsado624

  Get Ready to Read

• 16 Jan 16
  

  renwandumich

  Get Ready to Read provides free assignments and resources for students.

  Free EarlyChildhood resources

• 10 Dec 15
  

  Emilie Braunel

  early childhood literacy preschool

• 10 Oct 15
  

  Kelly Maxim

  Very nice and easy to use site and you can change the language. Good articles and other resources. Help with screeenings, tansitions, and skill building.

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• 23 Apr 15
  

  ntorres77

  This website is dedicated to all types of learners. Resources and information is also provided for the teacher.

• 22 Apr 15
  

  kcwolffe

  reading literacy english elementary

• 09 Apr 15
  

  tliz09

  early literacy

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  saraed

  LIteracy Tool for children before kindergarten

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• 03 Apr 15
  

  mrydstrom

  Website designed to support educators, parents, and young children in the development of early literacy skills in the years before kindergarten

• 25 Dec 14
  

  Jerry Mah

  reading literacy EarlyChildhood

• 06 Dec 14
  

  klhern23

  Get Ready to Read

  reading literacy EarlyChildhood activities assessment

• 31 Oct 14
  

  kialibrary

  literacy EarlyChildhood

• 06 Oct 14
  

  mkdixon

  This website may be titled for reading, but it also has information for math. I can put this website on my newsletters that go to the parents to show them the importance of what we are doing. It also shows that parents have to reinforce what they are learning in school, at home. Also, it gives tips to teachers about how to teach math, like using real world objects that the students can physically count. I would use this during my planning process. The information is accurate and credible because it is funded by the National Foundation of Learning Disabilities. It is a fairly old website being made in 1999 but the information has not changed. It is a little biased because it tells the importance of preschool and it is teaching preschool. There were a few ads, but not too distracting and it was easy to navigate.

  Early Childhood preschool math

• 27 Aug 14
  

  mkmchugh

  Get ready to read is a website with a web based screening too for children that helps show their reading. The Screening tool measures key early literacy skills which will help you determine an earl childhood students reading level before entering kindergarten.

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• 18 Jul 14
  

  awyoung13

  reading early_childhood preschool

• 16 Jul 14
  

  Martine Reinhardt

  This is a great site for educators, parents, and young children. It is designed to help develop literacy skills to promote Kindergarten readiness. The site includes different tools, activities, and resources as well as different language options.

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• 09 Jun 14
  

  Carol Eckl

• 22 May 14
  

  ppserto
• 05 May 14
  

  Angela Williams

  Get Ready to Read

• 20 Mar 14
  

  Ana Santiago

  Get Ready to Read

• 17 Sep 13
  

  Kayla Grater

  This website gives teachers great guidelines for skill building activities. I can use this website for all students especially those who are having difficulty understanding the material.

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• 06 Sep 13
  

  Amanda Gibson

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• 21 Jul 13
  

  Rhiannon Ross
• 06 May 13
  

  macarena soza
• 04 Mar 13
  

  Effie Vinieratos

  This website is a helpful one for teachers. It contains screening tools, a transitioning to Kindergarten toolkit, skill- building activities, and other literacy related things. For a new teacher, there are great tools and they are free. The resources and information that is provided here promotes skill building, communication between adults, and ways to address concerns.
  
  Illinois Learning standards:
  
  1.A.Kb Demonstrate understanding of concepts about books
  (i.e., front and back, turning pages, knowing where
  a story starts, and viewing page on left before page
  on right).
  1.A.Kc Demonstrate understanding of concepts about print
  (i.e., words,
  
  ISTE NETS-S:
  6. Technology Operations and Concepts
  b. select and use applications effectively and productively.
  

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• 09 Feb 13
  

  Diana Dirk

  Early Reading

• 03 Jan 13
  

  Heather OConnor

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• 21 Nov 12
  

  Alinda Sheerman

  reading literacy preschool kindergarten activities resources EarlyChildhood

• 09 Oct 12
  

  Anna Colley

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• 16 Aug 12
  

  usborneqls

  Get Ready to Read! is designed to support educators, parents, and young children in the development of early literacy skills in the years before kindergarten. Intended for use with all children, the resources and information provided on this site promote skill-building, communication between adults, and ways to address concerns.
  
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• 25 Jul 12
  

  Brenda Wenzel

  reading Kindergarten to Grade 3

• 15 Jul 12
  

  Tatiana Artemyeva

  This site, sponsored by the National Center for Learning Disabilities offers early literacy activities for children. Included are also many resources for adults working with children such as checklists and links to information

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• 29 May 12
  

  Heather Slenker

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• 28 Apr 12
  

  Brenda Johnson
• 17 Apr 12
  

  jsummers

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• 16 Apr 12
  

  Cindi Madej

  Get Ready to Read! is designed to support educators, parents, and young children in the development of early literacy skills in the years before kindergarten. Intended for use with all children, the resources and information provided on this site promote skill-building, communication between adults, and ways to address concerns.

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• 13 Apr 12
  

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• 07 Apr 12
  

  Magnolia Coates

  Get Ready to Read! is designed to support educators, parents, and young children in the development of early literacy skills in the years before kindergarten. Intended for use with all children, the resources and information provided on this site promote skill-building, communication between adults, and ways to address concerns.

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• 04 Apr 12
  

  Bonnie Blagojevic

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  frankwspencer
• 14 Mar 12
  

  Erin Bailey

  EarlyChildhood resources and SCREENER

• 09 Mar 12
  

  Danielle West

  Helping students and educators get ready to teach reading!

• 02 Mar 12
  

  Kim Jorgensen

  english reading

• 28 Feb 12
  

  Dennis Bayeng

  reading_site

• 13 Feb 12
  

  Banks Road

  Help your child get ready to read.

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• 03 Oct 11
  

  michelle Morley

  preschool kindergarten

• 22 Sep 11
  

  Cathy M

  reading literacy kindergarten resources

• 16 Sep 11
  

  Jenny Green

  includes test for parents or teachers to assess readiness for reading

  EarlyChildhood reading

• 09 Jul 11
  

  gina stefanini

  Get Ready to Read! Program Overview
  
  Get Ready to Read! (GRTR!) is a national initiative to build the early literacy skills of preschool-age children. The initiative provides an easy-to-administer, research-based screening tool to early childhood educators, child care providers, and parents in order to help them prepare all children to learn to read and write.
  
  GRTR!'s program vision is that all preschool children will have the skills they need to learn to read when they enter school. This Web site is a part of NCLD's initiative to provide parents, educators, health-care professional and advocated with information to help build early literacy skills by integrating emergent literacy screening and learning activities into routine early childhood education, child-care and parenting practices.

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• 16 Jun 11
  

  Chrissie Zukotynski

  includes test for parents or teachers to assess readiness for reading

  EarlyChildhood reading

• 09 May 11
  

  Michelle Warren

  EarlyChildhood kindergarten literacy reading

• 15 Mar 11
  

  Melissa Fuller

  Website focused on reading, guaging reading levels and providing activities based on reading weaknesses. I particularly like this link on the site: http://www.getreadytoread.org/screening/grtr_directions.php because it links to a "Pre-Reader" test that you can give to 4 year olds to guage their pre-reading levels and then it suggests activities based on where they are.

  Reading Resource Teacher All States Activities

• 09 Mar 11
  

  Shawna Matuszeski

  includes test for parents or teachers to assess readiness for reading

  EarlyChildhood reading

• 27 Feb 11
  

  Jessica Carballo

  A national program to build literacy skills for preschool children. This website provides tools to screen children and learning activities to help children learn the skills they need to learn to read.

  Reading Kindergarten Resource

• 28 Jan 11
  

  Christina Fischer

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• 24 Oct 10
  

  Hugo Lopez

  reading EarlyChildhood literacy preschool

• 21 Oct 10
  

  Jennifer Krantz
• 12 Oct 10
  

  Hannah Andrews

  Reading Preschool Kindergarten

• 09 Sep 10
  

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  Hannah Lawmpuii

  Early Childhood Language Arts - Early Childhood

• 10 Aug 10
  

  Amy Dvoracek

  includes test for parents or teachers to assess readiness for reading

  EarlyChildhood reading

• 06 Aug 10
  

  Amy Schwinn

  Assessment Tool

• 16 Jul 10
  

  eric sprung

  reading

• 02 May 10
  

  April Dain

  Literacy

• 09 Mar 10
  

  Lisa Halpern

  phonemic awareness assessment

• 12 Feb 10
  

  mhorney

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• 11 Feb 10
  

  Roger Holt

  reading early learning Learning Disabilities literacy

  • Resources in Spanish to Support Early Literacy Skills at Home!
    Get Ready to Read! now has new resources to assist Spanish-speaking parents in helping their children build skills before kindergarten. Our Spanish Resources (Recursos en Español) are designed to help parents and families talk with teachers and day care providers about questions they have about their child’s development. Visit the new Get Ready to Read! Recursos en Español today!
  • Get Ready to Read! is designed to support educators, parents, and young children in the development of early literacy skills in the years before kindergarten. Intended for use with all children, the resources and information provided on this site promote skill-building, communication between adults, and ways to address concerns.
• 04 Feb 10
  

  Tom McGee

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• 01 Feb 10
  

  Claire Dougan

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• 11 Jan 10
  

  Denise Johnson

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• 10 Dec 09
  

  Melissa Enderle

  Early Childhood Language Arts - Early Childhood

• 11 Nov 09
  

  Craig Nansen

  reading

• 10 Nov 09
  

  diane foose

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• 30 Oct 09
  

  David Daymude

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• 19 Aug 09
  

  Angela Henderson

  Screening, activities and resources to help preschool children learn to read.

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• 10 Aug 09
  

  Jonelle Chapman

  Very Good! Rhyming, interactive literacy activities
  

  Phonemic Awareness Kindergarten

• 22 Jul 09
  

  ebs1ce

  communication_arts

• 27 May 09
  

  Diane Rasweiler

  Pearson publishers online games, activity cards

  reading literacy

• 13 May 09
  

  Ronda Deabler

  reading literacy kindergarten activities resources online kids get ready to read

• 05 May 09
  

  arowland1313

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• 27 Apr 09
  

  April Cook

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• 22 Apr 09
  

  This site has tools to see if your kid is ready to learn how to read, tools to help you teach them how to read, Info to help your child transition to kindergarten

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  Audrey Nay

  The Get Ready to Read! Web site is full of free resources. There are early literacy activity cards, literacy environment checklists, online games and much more, in addition to a free online version of the screening tool.

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• 24 Mar 09
  

  Anna Holmgreen

  Great site for early childhood. The site has checklists and info for screening as well as other resources.

  preschool kindergarten reading

• 06 Feb 09
  

  Michelle Fernandez
• 15 Jan 09
  

  Susan Roseman

  Literacy information and includes links to preparatory reading online games: http://www.getreadytoread.org/content/view/101/317/

  reading academic fun kindergarten preschool toddlers

• 09 Jan 09
  

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• 02 Jan 09
  

  Dean Mantz

  reading academic fun kindergarten preschool toddlers skills

• 31 Dec 08
  

  Professional Learning Board

  Literacy information and includes links to preparatory reading online games: http://www.getreadytoread.org/content/view/101/317/

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• 28 Dec 08
  

  Cheryl Wahl

  Activities for building early literacy skills

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• 13 Nov 08
  

  Keisa Williams

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• 02 Nov 08
  

  gina stefanini

  An early literacy program from the National Center for Learning Disabilities designed to bring an easy-to-use screening tool to parents and early childhood professionals and to ensure that every child becomes a successful reader.

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• 09 Oct 08
  

  Concetta Gotlieb

  might use this and then get students to model sending messages using webcam

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