Science of Reading Summer School Training & Lessons - Fully Digital
How Do I Qualify for the Free Digital Lessons?
March 20, registration opens.
Simply click Add to Cart and check out.
You must be an educator - The lessons are designed for trained educators.
Checkout using a district email address - our system licenses by district/school.
March 30, we'll send registrants a unique link to their Summer School TRAINING.
May 15, for those who have completed the training, we'll turn on their FULLY DIGITAL Science of Reading Summer School set of 25 lessons which will include:
We continue to see a pervasive literacy crisis that was compounded by the pandemic. Really Great Reading can’t stand by and watch as readers fall further and further behind. More than 60% of 4th Graders are reading below grade level. If we work together with educators, we can all help. Summer school is the perfect time to intervene and make important gains.
This comprehensive set of digital summer school lessons will help students establish the skills and knowledge they need to reenter school successfully this coming fall. Address instructional learning loss this summer with our Science of Reading Summer School Lessons. These comprehensive packages contain:
Virtual Implementation Training (a prerequisite to receiving access to the lessons)
Digital Teachers Guide PDF
Digital Teacher Presentation Online Tool
Student Reading Playgrounds
Digital Guided Student Practice Book PDF
Three Levels in One!
Addressing learning recovery is essential. It is our objective to provide instruction to as many students as possible this summer. Therefore, we are making our summer school lessons as accessible and as affordable as possible. Each teacher license will have access to all three levels of instruction:
Emerging Reader - For rising first graders and severely struggling decoders in Grades 2-3
Developing Reader - For rising second graders and struggling decoders in Grades 3-5
Advancing Reader – For struggling decoders in Grades 6-12
Providing three levels of instruction gives teachers the ability to differentiate and determine what is best for their students.
