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How do I fit phonemic awareness into a busy morning??

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Featured Resources for Educators

Research moves fast, and classrooms don’t always have time to keep up with it. Here are a few recent posts — on what the research says, what it means for your classroom, and how to make sense of it all. Hand picked with educators in mind.

Solitary Animals: Reading & Activity Guide

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Not every animal needs a group to survive. A free Book Bridges guide to how solitary animals thrive alone, through reading, math, science, and art.

Abuela: Reading & Activity Guide

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Rosalba’s ordinary day with her grandmother turns into a flying adventure across the city, filled with Spanish words and family connection. A free Book Bridges guide for reading, writing, math,…

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Questions Educators Often Ask Us

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