Helping teachers and parents navigate literacy learning with confidence.

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Learning to read and write is beyond a curriculum. We all want our children & students to be lifelong readers and writers and to enjoy engaging in both activities. Reading and writing should be fun and enjoyable, yet—that’s not always the case.

The Literacy Teacher’s Life provides ​literacy learning and consulting resources that empower teachers and parents to confidently take control of their role in nurturing tomorrow’s readers and writers.

FOR TEACHERS

If you are a new or graduating educator, trying to find your way around the classroom, or looking for healthy work-life balance, you’re in the right place.

FOR PARENTS

Learning to read and write can (and should be!) fun at home. Learn how to do it with these helpful resources.

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Ending the week with a super fun conversation about reading, writing, and stories. Can’t wait to share this one!! #theliteracyteacherslife #literacy #reading #writing #stories
Just recorded a very fun episode all about time and managing time in the classroom and outside the classroom! Can’t wait to share it! #theliteracyteacherslife #literacy #reading #writing #time #timemanagement #timemanagementtips
What a day at SUNY Old Westbury! The Inauguration of our 6th President was held this afternoon - and what an event!! #theliteracyteacherslife #sunyoldwestbury #sunyoldwestburyschoolofeducation
March Highlights! Reading to my daughter’s class, centers in the Literacy Clinic, interactive games connected to content, and a discussion of Shifting the Balance! #theliteracyteacherslife #literacy #reading #writing #funwithliteracy
It's been a while since I have posted. I wanted to share the latest episode on the Literacy Teacher's Life Podcast. This is a mixed bag episode covering running records, long-term planning, and getting kids writing A LOT! I share some examples fr
What a lesson! Last night, one of the graduate students connected writing to a read-aloud and did a great job teaching the kindergarten student that approximation is the expectation for learning!