Easy Encoding & Dictation Activities for Your Kindergarten, First, and Second Grade Students!

[@cathrinemarymithin6729]

I am a kindergarten teacher from India...your videos really helps me Ms. Susan ....thank you❤

[@chrismetafora6565]

HI Ms. Jones. As stated, I work in a classroom. I got to assist with dictation activities. That was fun, reading the words, having the kids write them, etc. You are an asset to teaching,

[@Karen3263]

Love the slide idea for dictation with the pic and 2 min timer❤❤❤

[@stacymillar3120]

Love your videos! Can you share your timetable- I would love to know how you manage your time and how you fit everything in. Please share ❤

[@marshfabulousfirstgraders]

I love your videos! Thanks for doing them even in the summer!

[@debreale5236]

Thank you! I love your videos, Susan!

[@ShellyNoelly]

Al you're making me a better woman. Thank you

[@tammiemiley6865]

Thanks for all the good information...

[@wendywilens1678]

What system do you use to teach first-grade handwriting? Thank you for your amazing videos!

[@Karen3263]

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[@cali_girl4609]

Hi, a second-year pre-k teacher here! I love your videos. Can you make a video about you/your students' favorite read-aloud? I'm trying to rebuild my classroom library this year and am unsure where to start. Also, can you please share the books you have your lower kindergartners read? I have 4-5-year-olds beginning readers in my class, but most books I found in libraries start at a first-grade or upper-kindergarten level, for example, "Dr Seuss. books contain words like "mouse, house, would, should." So what books do you recommend for 4-and-a-half to 5-year-olds who can only read CVC words, digraphs, and sight words, and what are your favorite read-alouds? (Sorry, this comment is kinda long, lol; enjoy your day and respond when you can!)