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Every year around this time, we like to remind teachers of the importance of checking their students’ initial Read Naturally placement. After the student completes three to six stories, you have more specific data about how they are performing in both fluency and comprehension. This is the point at which you should check initial placement to see whether adjustments to the initial level and goal are needed.  Read more

Dyslexia is one of the main challenges we address here at Read Naturally. For dyslexia awareness month, we want to point you toward the myriad ways in which a Read Naturally intervention can help students with this learning difference. Read more

We just added a new date that will allow you to participate in real time from the comfort of your home—or anywhere! Register here to attend this training live via Zoom on October 21 . Read Live develops fluency and phonics skills, supports vocabulary, and promotes comprehension... Read more

Each year, the United States celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month from September 15 to October 15. This heritage month recognizes Hispanic Americans and their ancestors for their contributions to the history, culture, and achievements of our country. We at Read Naturally are honored to celebrate Hispanic Americans and their ancestors. Many Hispanic American students are multilingual learners for whom Spanish is their primary language. To meet these students’ needs, we developed Read Naturally Live—Español.   Read more

The right intervention starts with the right data. Find out how oral reading fluency assessments can help you identify reading challenges early and choose effective support for your students. Read more

Lists seem to have an affinity for lengthening instead of shortening—and Read Live student lists are no exception. The good news: a few quick tips about filters, groups, and mass changes can help you get organized ahead of a new school year. Read more

In honor of Disability Pride Month, we’re highlighting common learning differences that can affect reading and writing. Understanding the specific challenges students face is an important first step toward providing the targeted support they need to grow. Read more

How do you think your students are doing on their summer reading lists so far? It’s fun to imagine them leaned up against a shady tree with a good classic, isn’t it? (A teacher can dream!) Wouldn’t you love that kind of lazy day? Who’s to say you can’t have one—or several? Read more

Are you new to Read Live? Do you need a refresher, want to see what’s new, or have questions? We offer several services and resources to set you up for maximum success.   Read more

We’ve reached the time of year when many of you are filling up your summer calendars, making plans to keep your children’s minds and bodies busy. Quiet time to read might not earn a spot on your family calendar, but it should be highly prioritized nonetheless.

Here are some tips for boosting your children’s literacy this summer: Read more