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Welcome to Love to Teach's Reading Resources hub, where educators can find a treasure trove of materials to foster literacy skills in their students. Whether you're focusing on phonics, comprehension, or literary analysis, our curated collection has something for every level and interest. Dive into our comprehensive selection of lesson plans, worksheets, interactive games, and more, designed to ignite a love for reading and cultivate critical thinking.
Skippyjon Jones, the irrepressible Siamese kitty boy who thinks he is a Chihuahua, is ready for school. Follow along in the adventures of our favorite little teachers per in this colorfully painted story full of mischief and rhymes.
Animal poetry with pictures: Turtles, Frogs, Lady Bugs, Piggies
Explore a child's imagination with this charming and magical story, packed full of detailed and cheerful illustrations.
Loved by children and parents alike since 1969, this is a wonderful narrative about a hungry caterpillar with some growing to do. Each page is filled with vibrant die-cut images and repetitive text. It's sure to become a classroom favorite.
Rhyme play directs the children's attention to the similarities and differences in the sounds of words. They become aware that language not only has meaning and message, but also form.
Rhyme to help students write their numbers is a fun rhyme that teaches students the numbers 1-10.
Grade 4 spelling list for the story The Cricket in Time Square. It includes a word list as well as several activities for students to complete in order to learn the words.
by Lauren Child - A humorous take on finicky eating habits which may inspire children to solve problems – and perhaps try something new by using their imaginations.
Our Uncle Wilber is a little strange. We can never tell what he will send us. Last week, there was a knock at the door...
Dear Parents: Recently, your child completed a reading assessement for the month of _____. This assessment is designed to do many things. One, it helps me determine any areas of weakeness that need to be addressed. Two, it gives you an idea of how your child is performing in a classroom setting.
Mis Lucy had a baby, She named it Tiny Tim,She put him in the bathtub,To see if he could swim...
A wordless version of a favorite Aesop's fable done in gentle, black and white pencil drawings.
Read the assigned selection and write a response. Begin each response with the book title and the date of your journal entry.
by Saxton Freymann and Joost Elffers - A New York Times best illustrated book about foods with moods. It will leave you feeling great no matter what the answers are.
by Kevin Henkes - A Caldecott Honor-winning author and illustrator bring us this heartwarming story about the magic that can be found in one’s very own home.
Mischievous beavers collide with a dump truck and hilarity ensues as fellow travelers stop to free the stuck truck. Illustrations saturated with bright primary colors and a story rich in poetic verse ill make this a class library favorite.
Sylvester & the Magic Pebble was the Caldecott Medal winner in 1970. Emotions and feelings run high in this beloved picture book of Sylvester and his magic pebble.
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