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Many educators are recognizing the importance of addressing morphology and etymology while teaching spelling. Attend our Multisensory Spelling one-day workshop and learn how to seamlessly layer this information into instruction! Register now at our Online Store and join us virtually on Friday, July 17th!

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Avoid the dreaded "summer slide" with our multisensory teaching tools! The Toss and Teach Beach Ball is exclusively sold by Kendore Learning on our Online Store. Fill the pockets with cards to help your child review consonants or vowels, sight words, and more!
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What did you guess? We dive into vocabulary (including grammar, morphology, etymology, and more) during our Kendore Word Play workshop! Our next online cohort begins on July 20th. Register on our Online Store now to secure your spot!

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We're honored to have welcomed William Van Cleave as a guest presenter on our webinar series during the pandemic. We miss him and are grateful for his contributions to educators and students worldwide. You can watch his presentation on syntax and discussion with Executive Director Jennifer Hasser, M.Ed., on our YouTube channel: https://ow.ly/2pf850Z7ZnU

Avoid the dreaded "summer slide" with our multisensory teaching tools! With a secure lid, you can take our Kendore Kits: Smart Sand on the go. Whether you're having a stay-cation or heading to the beach, your child can practice spelling before next school year. Play to learn!

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Have you checked out our newest low-cost CE credit module? During this webinar, we covered the Kendore UNLOCK syllable division strategy and the important connection between syllabication and morphology. Take our quiz, score 90% or above, and receive a personalized certificate to submit for 1 CE credit hour to IDA, IMSLEC, ALTA, and more. https://ow.ly/HOhZ50YH25W

We appreciate the thoughtful structure of this article from The 74 and how the author focuses on equipping teachers with the tools to craft specific, meaningful prompts for AI. It’s especially valuable that these prompts are presented as starting points rather than direct substitutions for teacher expertise! While technology can support and enhance learning, educators should continue to review, refine, and evaluate AI-generated content before incorporating it into instruction—rather than relying on it blindly.

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11 AI Prompts Every Teacher Should Know A useful guide that can help teachers save time, spark engagement and help students actually learn.

In a video analysis of the recent Education Scorecard, faculty at the Center for Education Policy Research at Harvard University indicated the report "provides a mixed picture of American education: a post-pandemic math rebound and early signals that comprehensive literacy reforms are beginning to pay off, but signs that middle-income districts are lagging behind." We encourage you to watch it on the Education Scorecard website.

Note: the Education Scorecard is a collaboration between the Center for Education Policy Research at Harvard University, the Educational Opportunity Project at Stanford University, and faculty at Dartmouth College.

Home - Education Scorecard A collaboration of Harvard, Stanford, and Dartmouth researchers tracking academic performance at the district level nationwide.

By providing students the tools to decode thousands of words, we help them unlock many opportunities. We’re not just teaching reading — we’re giving students the keys to a brighter future! We appreciate this article from the National Center on Improving Literacy about vocabulary. https://ow.ly/uGTc50Y1svg

The ABCs of Vocabulary: 5 Building Blocks for Success - NCIL Vocabulary is more than just recognizing words; it’s about understanding and using them correctly. Here are 5 Building Blocks for Success