A closer look at the free interactive tools built right here on Educatedly — how to use each one, when it helps, and tips for getting the most out of it in your classroom.
If you’re a parent or teacher supporting a child who isn’t communicating with words yet — or is just getting started — a core vocabulary board can open up a whole new way to connect. Core words are the small set of words that make up most of what we say every day: go, stop,
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Sight words are the words kids need to recognize instantly — without sounding them out — because they either appear too often to slow down for (the, and, was) or don’t follow regular phonics rules (said, of, who). Mastering them is one of the biggest levers for early reading fluency, but fitting dedicated practice time
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Keyboarding is one of those skills every student needs but few classrooms have time to formally teach. Our new Typing Practice tool is built to fit into the cracks of your day — no login, no ads, and grade-appropriate passages from K-2 through 9-12. Here are five practical ways to put it to work. 1.
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Memorizing all 50 states and capitals is one of those classic classroom units that’s important — but let’s be honest, it can also be pretty dry. Flashcards work, but they don’t exactly get anyone excited to keep practicing. So we built something a little more fun: Find Ms. Gina, a free hide-and-seek game where Ms.
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