The Writing Road to Reading¶
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Description¶
Spalding's The Writing Road to Reading is a comprehensive K–6 speech-to-print literacy curriculum developed and provided by Spalding Education International, integrating explicit instruction in phonemic awareness, phonics, spelling, writing, and reading comprehension.
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- Spalding's The Writing Road to Reading: comprehensive K-6 speech-to-print literacy program: A comprehensive literacy program for K-6 students implemented as a whole-class program, typically daily during dedicated literacy blocks. It "integrates explicit, systematic, and multi-modal instruction in phonemic awareness, phonics, spelling, writing, and reading comprehension" and follows "a speech-to-print approach, helping students connect spoken language with written text through structured, diagnostic teaching methods." Its structured format is intended to support differentiated instruction for diverse learners, including struggling readers and English learners. (Spalding's The Writing Road to Reading (2024))
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Key Sources¶
- Spalding's The Writing Road to Reading. (2024). Program description and evidence review. https://evidenceforessa.org/program/spaldings-the-writing-road-to-reading/
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Spalding's The Writing Road to Reading is a comprehensive K–6 speech-to-print literacy curriculum developed and provided by Spalding Education International, integrating explicit instruction in phonemic awareness, phonics, spelling, writing, and reading comprehension. |
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