Educator Resources

Struggling with complex texts? This comprehension worksheet provides explicit support for older struggling readers by clarifying the vital relationship between cause and effect. A core component of successful teen literacy, this graphic organizer asks students to track key plot points ("What happened?") and the catalysts behind them ("Why?"). Use this foundational tool for middle school reading intervention and watch students gain confidence in analyzing complex texts.

Effectively support older striving readers with this free graphic organizer designed to solidify understanding of a text's central idea through its supporting details. This tool is ideal for use in any reading intervention program seeking to improve complex comprehension and analytical skills in older students.

This character trait chart was created specifically with older striving readers in mind. Use this free resource to help students discover character traits and define evidence within a story that suggest those traits.

This concept map provides older striving readers with crucial pre-reading scaffolding to explicitly activate prior knowledge about a topic, which significantly boosts comprehension during reading intervention activities.

This differentiated phonics worksheet for older students (grades 6+) features an engaging decodable passage where learners actively apply their knowledge by highlighting or filling in consonant l blends. Support older striving readers with the opportunity to strengthen decoding skills and boost reading fluency at the same time!

This lesson plan template provides a step-by-step guide to running a decoding lesson, perfect for supporting striving readers in grades 3+ who are working on foundational literacy skills. This lesson plan can be used with any decodable text.

This game is designed to give older striving readers a fun and engaging way to practice a key phonics skill: rhyming!

This free lesson plan template is for educators who are working with older striving readers on their fluency skills. Can be used with any text or reading intervention program.

Use this form to track fluency growth for older striving readers.

This form was designed specifically to empower older striving readers to track their fluency progress as their reading skills grow over time.

This lesson plan template provides a step-by-step guide to running a lesson using a high-low text, perfect for supporting striving readers in grades 3+ who are working on decoding, fluency, and/or comprehension skills.

Support middle school striving readers with this set of 10 free decodable passages featuring fresh, age-appropriate content that makes phonics practice meaningful.

This phonics worksheet for older striving readers features an engaging decodable passage where learners actively apply their knowledge by filling in the missing r-controlled vowel sounds. Support adolescent reading intervention with the opportunity to strengthen decoding skills and boost reading fluency at the same time!

This reading journal supports older students with comprehension, critical thinking, making connections, and analyzing a text. It gives striving readers a place to record their thoughts and deepen their understanding of a text, and can be used in any setting: from school, to home, and beyond!

Bridge the gap between reading frustration and reading success. This Syllable Division Worksheet is made for older students who are practicing phonics skills. The age appropriate work will help to build confidence, and help to tackle multisyllabic words.

Use this free resource to provide parents and families with concrete (and fun!) ideas to help support older striving readers outside the classroom.

Support upper elementary students with this set of 10 decodable passages featuring fresh, age-appropriate content that makes phonics practice meaningful. Each passage is crafted to build foundational reading confidence while targeting key skills.

This graphic organizer allows students to explore important information about a particular word by identifying the definition, examples, and non-examples.