Resource Roundup: Small Group Resources that Make Planning Easier
Beginning of the year anxiety is real for students and for teachers!
Practical, engaging literacy resources designed to help teachers meet developing readers where they are and move them forward with confidence.
Explore literacy resources designed to meet readers where they are and help them take their next step.
Hi, I’m Cassie!
Hi, I’m Cassie! I’m an OG-certified former special education teacher with 24 years of experience teaching students from Pre-K through Grade 6.
I started All Roads Lead to Reading in 2015 after years of creating my own passages, games, and activities because it was so difficult to find materials that were both effective and engaging.
Now, I create practical literacy resources designed to help teachers make learning more attainable, meaningful, and enjoyable for every reader.
A few reader-friendly favourites designed to make literacy instruction a little easier.
Five short-a decodable readers with extension activities to help beginning readers practise CVC decoding and build fluency.
Structured-literacy passages, sentence reading, comprehension sheets, and activities organized around the Fundations® Level 2 sequence.
An engaging reading-fluency game with sentence cards, partner phrase matching, spelling, and fill-in-the-blank practice for the vowel teams ee and ea.
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Practical, engaging literacy resources that help teachers meet developing readers where they are and support their next step forward.
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Includes a controlled story, word lists, a reading game, and additional practice activities featuring the digraph sh.
A little reading inspiration…
Practical ideas, literacy tips, and helpful resources for supporting developing readers in your classroom.
Beginning of the year anxiety is real for students and for teachers!
Reading fluency helps students move beyond sounding out individual words so they
Keeping young learners engaged doesn’t have to mean elaborate activities. Simple strategies
Explore practical literacy resources designed to support developing readers and make your next lesson a little easier.