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Confidence and simplicity in literacy
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👻✨ Make main idea + supporting details a treat this October! 🎃⁣⁣
Your students will love reading silly “ghost texts” while practicing key comprehension skills.⁣⁣
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Perfect for:⁣⁣
📚 Literacy centers⁣⁣
👩‍🏫 Small groups⁣⁣
✏ Independent practice & homework⁣⁣
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✅ No prep — just print & go!⁣⁣
✅ Answer key included for quick grading⁣⁣
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Comment TEXT and I'll send it your way! by @littleliteracystudio

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11 hours ago

🍁 FREE Fall Literacy Fun! 🍁⁣⁣
Bring The Leaf Thief read-aloud to life with these engaging sequencing + alphabet activities made just for K–1 learners!⁣⁣
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Your students will:⁣⁣
✨ Retell story events in order⁣⁣
✨ Practice alphabet sequencing on fall leaves⁣⁣
✨ Strengthen early literacy + comprehension skills⁣⁣
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Perfect for ➡ whole-group lessons, centers, morning work, or take-home practice.⁣⁣
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Comment LEAF 🍂 and I’ll send it your way!⁣⁣
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#FallInTheClassroom #KindergartenELA #FirstGradeELA #LittleLiteracyStudio #ScienceOfReadingAligned by @littleliteracystudio

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3 days ago

What do you get when you mash Connect Four and Halloween?

FUN Phonics that’s what!

Comment FOUR and I’ll DM you the direct link!

P.S. I have tons of other Halloween-themed phonics games over in my TPT store! Link in bio!

#instagramteachers #classroominspirations #classroomideas #teachingideas #reading #readingteacher #literacy #phonics by @littleliteracystudio

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3 days ago

🤔 Blends vs. Digraphs — what’s the difference?!

These two phonics terms can be confusing, but there’s a simple way to remember them:

BLENDS = You can hear BOTH sounds.
Think: bl, st, tr, gr, mp

👉 In “stop,” you can hear /s/ AND /t/.

DIGRAPHS = Two letters make ONE sound.
Think: sh, ch, th, wh, ph

👉 In “ship,” the s + h work together to make /sh/.

A quick teacher/parent tip:
Have your child/student say the sounds slowly. If you can hear each individual sound, you have a blend. If the two letters work together to make one new sound, you have a digraph.

Save this post for your next phonics lesson! 📚💗 by @littleliteracystudio

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4 days ago

👻🎲 Roll, read, and spook-tacularly learn! 🎃✨

These Halloween phonics partner games make practicing blends & digraphs FUN (and just a little spooky 👀).

Students roll the dice, read their words, and help each other along the way—no tricks, just treats for literacy skills! 🍬📚

Perfect for small groups, centers, or partner practice this October. 🕷️🕸️

Comment SPOOKY and I’ll send these over!
🧡 Share with a teacher friend who loves seasonal fun.

#PhonicsFun #HalloweenCenters #PhonicsGames #SpookyLearning #PrimaryTeacher LiteracyCenters by @littleliteracystudio

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5 days ago

October has just started and ELA morning work is HERE!

Give your students something meaningful (and NO- prep!) to work on as they settle in each morning.

This October set includes a mix of 2nd grade:
✨ Reading & writing practice
✨ Grammar & language skills
✨ Fun seasonal prompts & activities
✨ Print-and-go pages perfect for morning tubs, bell work, or independent work

If you're looking for a simple way to keep those first 10–15 minutes of the day purposeful, this one's for you. 🧡

Comment MORNING and I'll send it over! by @littleliteracystudio

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10 days ago

That one time I was published in a literacy journal.....
And they spelled my name wrong 🤪😣 taken in St. Louis, Missouri by @littleliteracystudio

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15 days ago

Money can’t buy happiness… but it can buy you a lesson plan. 😂

And honestly, sometimes done-for-you is the happiness.

These small group reading lessons are made to take one more thing off your plate.

You get 30 targeted 3rd grade reading lessons covering skills like:
Main idea & details
Inferences + text evidence
Making connections
Character traits
Figurative language
Author’s purpose
Theme
Text features

And each lesson comes with the actual pieces you need to teach it—a minilesson, reading passage, student resources, activities, graphic organizers, posters, and independent practice.

So instead of spending your Sunday night thinking, “Okay… what am I doing with my intervention group on Tuesday?” 😅

You can grab a lesson, print it, and teach.

I made these for small groups, but they work beautifully for whole-group lessons, too!

Basically: less planning, more teaching. ❤️

Comment PLANS and I’ll send them to you!

#elementaryteacher #readingteacher #teacherresources by @littleliteracystudio

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17 days ago

No expense reports.
No business casual.
No cute office coffee runs.

Just phonics, spelling, comprehension, decodable texts, and approximately 27 kids asking what page we’re on. 😂 taken in St. Louis, Missouri by @littleliteracystudio

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18 days ago

Our older students still need explicit instruction and practice with spelling patterns, syllable types, prefixes, suffixes, roots, word parts, and all of those little patterns that help them become stronger readers and spellers.

And honestly, this is one of the reasons I love creating resources that can be used across multiple grade levels☺️.

A lot of my resources aren’t meant to be used for one specific grade and then forgotten about. You can use them with younger students for direct instruction and extra support, and with older students for review, intervention, small groups, or independent practice.

Because just because a student is in 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade doesn’t mean they’ve magically mastered all of the foundational literacy skills. 😉

Sometimes they just need a little more practice.

And that’s totally okay!

#readingteacher #literacy #elementaryteacher #teacherresources #phonics taken in St. Louis, Missouri by @littleliteracystudio

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22 days ago

I’ve spent years building something I really love, and if I want more teachers to find it, I have to be willing to put myself out there a little. 🫣

So here I am, figuring it out as I go🤪

So hi, I’m Lindsey 👋🏻 — a former elementary teacher turned SAHM who creates literacy resources for elementary teachers. I have 250+ resources in my shop now, and I’m just trying to get them in front of the teachers who could actually use them. 🤍

So if you’re new here, hi! I’m so glad you’re here. 🫶🏻

And if you’ve been here for a while…thanks for letting me be a little cringe on the internet. 😂

#teacherlife #elementaryteacher #teachersofinstagram taken in St. Louis, Missouri by @littleliteracystudio

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23 days ago

Here’s how I make CH, SH, and TH actually stick for my students 👇
These CH, SH, and TH activities help your students actually understand the sounds — through reading, writing, and PLAY.

💬 Comment DIGRAPHS and I’ll send you the bundle link!

#phonicsfun #digraphs #chshth #firstgradeteacher #kindergartenclassroom literacycenters phonicsactivities by @littleliteracystudio

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24 days ago