In today's podcast episode, we will discuss the issue of creating an integrated literacy block. This episode starts with a trip down memory lane of my early childhood experiences,  but the episode is for all grades of primary school. So, upper primary folks stick with me. This episode is for you, too.  

As part of my daily work, I speak with schools that are looking for some support to build on the great work they are already doing,  and a very common goal is to have an integrated literacy block. Before we get into what an integrated literacy block might look like,  we need to have a chat about the word integration and what it means to our teaching practice.

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We have released Spelling Success in Action 1, a catch-up program for phonics, early morphology, and orthographic conventions for years 3 to 8. This program can be used one-on-one, in small groups, or as a whole class and is built on what the evidence tells us is the critical knowledge students need for strong spelling and the type of instruction that makes learning stick.

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