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Big Topic Projects in The Superkids Reading Program demonstrate what they’ve learned by writing about a topic of interest. Take a look at some of the projects that Mrs. Jenkins’ first graders in Canandaigua City School District completed at the end of the “Animals and Us” Big Topic!

Want to learn more about Superkids? See the link in the first comment!

Learn how to build number sense with a concrete-representational-abstract approach and other research-based strategies: https://bit.ly/4lIbPba

Whether you haven’t had time to think about an end-of-year celebration this year or you’re already thinking about ways to reward students *next* year, we’ve got you covered with the Ultimate List of Healthy Classroom Celebration and Rewards! Download at link in comments.

Students aren’t the only ones who can benefit from a little summer reading! Here’s a quick read to spark ideas for the upcoming school year: a free white paper by Dr. Molly Ness that explores the importance of language comprehension and how to strengthen it in K–2 students. Download it now: https://bit.ly/3FHuoNH

Rockdale School District 84 in Illinois is a model for transformative educational leadership, and we’re proud that The Superkids Reading Program played a part in their journey. Listen to Episode 19 of the Grit and Grace podcast now to learn more!

EP 19 is officially live! ❤️

A massive literacy turnaround fueled by one thing: strong principal leadership. When leaders bring vision and consistency, instruction improves and students thrive. A must listen for school and district leaders ready to raise reading outcomes.

Watch or listen via the links in the comments.

Shop Zaner-Bloser to boost foundational skills this fall! Browse teacher-trusted, student-friendly literacy resources like Spelling Connections or check out what’s new in K–5 math. Buy with confidence when you shop online: https://bit.ly/3PA7vk5

💡 What if you borrowed an idea from Eliza Blaker School 55 and sent teachers away for the summer with heartfelt messages chalked onto the sidewalks by students and families? Thanks for sharing your teacher appreciation photos with us, Mrs. Clark!