TRT Podcast #132: What structured literacy looks like in first grade
Have you ever heard that structured literacy is boring for kids? Not in Gin Quinn-Mooney’s first grade classroom! Take a walk through her daily schedule and learn how she uses every minute to keep her students learning!
Listen to the episode here
Full episode transcript
Resources mentioned in this episode
- UFLI phonics program
- Natalie Wexler’s Knowledge Matters podcast series
- Emily Hanford’s Sold a Story podcast series
- Gin’s Virtual Happy Hour on YouTube
- Facebook group: The Science of Reading – What I Should Have Learned in College
- 7 Mighty Moves, by Lindsay Kemeny
- Reading above the Fray, by Julia Lindsey
Reach out to Virginia Quinn-Mooney
- Twitter: Virginia Quinn-Mooney
- Email: vquinnmooney (at) yahoo (dot) com
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