The first resource I created was the Edmark Adapted Binders! Each binder consists of words from 5 lessons at a time. So, once I was out of the classroom (I am currently a SAHM to my twins & baby #3 on the way), I KNEW I had to create these resources to help out other teachers! Edmark Adapted Binder Activities When I was in the classroom, I didn’t have time to create a ton of resources.
Therefore, I needed to come up with meaningful activities for my students for when they were not receiving instruction from me. Only certified teachers could administer a Tier 3 intervention. Why do you need supplemental activities?Įvery school system is different, but mine was VERY strict on who was administering the Edmark intervention. In these lessons, students learn how to read phrases, sentences, and eventually stories using these sight words. What is Edmark?Įdmark is a reading intervention program for students who need an alternative program to phonics. You should administer the Edmark Reading Program with fidelity and only use these activities to supplement learning.
This brochure explains the features, benefits, and components of both Level 1 and Level 2 of the program, as well as how to order them from Outside the Box Learning Resources. I do not own any rights to the Edmark Reading Program, nor do I recommend using supplemental materials instead of the lessons that are directly from the Edmark Reading Program Kit. Edmark Reading Program Brochure from OTB - Learn more about the Edmark Reading Program, a research-based and proven method to teach reading to students with learning difficulties.
