There are various practice pages for letter naming – again in a variety of fonts to help your little ones with font exposure. I think that is so important today, when fancy fonts are frequently used and Times New Roman is still a common font for many of our kids’ books. In the “real world,” not every book is printed in a lovely ABC font. Average and high level kids can make that transfer, but we never know when or if our struggling,at-risk kids have a hard time with the transition of letters looking a different way. Therefore, exposure is key!
No Prep ELA Intervention Binder for Beginning Readers

Seriously dying over your amazingness!!!! Love, love, LOVE!!! You are a lifesaver!!!
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Growing Firsties
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I bought this last night, put it together this evening, and will be using it tomorrow. I love the NO PREP aspect and all the quality practice that will happen because of it. Thank you for creating this. I'll be sure to leave some feedback too!
I cannot wait to start using this 🙂
Love it! That is crazy adorable and organized! And the I love the star wand the little girl was reading with too.
This is just amazing. That is all I have…
What an amazing resource! I can't wait to purchase this to use with my kiddos. I love how it is organized. It looks very user friendly!
This seems so wonderful! Are you able to recommend an intervention plan for third graders?
These are amazing! THANK YOU!
Stupid Question: I have 6 kids in my group during RTI time. Does each kid have a binder?
Hi Christina, This looks wonderful! I am a literacy support paraprofessional , and work with struggling kindergarten, first and second grade readers. I am trained in Orton-Gillingham and am finding my way in trying to work in small grouos as, opposed to one on one and 4 groups that come in immediately one after the other and trying to transition better with the materials. Is this something where I purchase 4 or 5 binders for each kiddo in my group or how does this work?Could you please write to tell me the cost, I am working hard in making so many lesson plans each week. if it is Orton based and a bit more about your binder . I was thinking of purchasing Sounds Sensible kit from S.P.I.R.E Is this similar? Thanks for your help. 🙂
Hi Vicki! 🙂 Thanks for checking out my post. When you purchase the intervention binder, you are free to make additional copies for your students. The binder is a single use classroom license, which just means you can use it as many times as you want for your students, but it can’t be shared with another teacher or their students without an additional license. I don’t have experience with the SPIRE binder that you mentioned. However, if you take a look at the free Preview Download for my binder, you’ll be able to see the areas it covers and you can check out if it might correlate for you. 🙂 I hope that helps! Thank you again!
Just wondering does it come with a binder and laminated pages?
It is a digital file that you would download, print, and assemble. 🙂