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When you're busy, and when representation matters, our digital lessons are designed to deliver results, no stress, and relevance.

  • No-Prep Stress: Our ready-to-use downloads save you hours with print-and-teach materials for both the classroom and home.
  • Representation That Matters:  We create culturally responsive lessons that celebrate Black history and identity year-round. Check out the Black History collection.
  • Standards-Based & Proven: Teach confidently with materials aligned to Common Core standards and designed with real-world classroom and homeschool needs in mind.
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  • 🍎 Classroom Teachers:

    We understand the pressure of planning, standards, and differentiation. Literacy Mobility helps you maximize instructional time and connect with your students.

    • Save hours of prep with standards-based mini-lessons and centers your students will actually enjoy.
    • Support literacy growth with resources that authentically reflect who your students are.
    • Perfect for literacy centers, sub plans, or whole-group instruction—everything you need is in one download.

  • 🎒 For Homeschool Parents: You don't have to do this alone.

    Simplify your homeschool day with materials that make teaching reading and writing fun, meaningful, and easy-to-follow.

    • Teach literacy with confidence using engaging, ready-to-use lessons and easy-to-read teacher guides.
    • Introduce your child to diverse heroes and stories that build both strong skills and cultural pride.
    • Make reading and writing the most meaningful part of your day, not the most stressful.
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    Black Wall Street: Build A Community, Tulsa, Oklahoma

    Kimberly E., Feb 11, 2025

    Rated 5 out of 5- Extremely satisfied I actually downloaded this for my freshman class of Intro to Business as a Black History activity. I had never heard of the Black Wall Street and found it very informational.

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    Transitive and Intransitive Verbs

    Chunyi W., Jan 30, 2025 Rated 5 out of 5 -Extremely satisfied

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    First Grade Nouns: Presentation and Worksheets

    Rachel P., Sep 5, 2024, Rated 5 out of 5- Extremely satisfied My students loved this resource! It made it very easy to understand :)

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    Capitalization and Punctuation

    Ms. L's Creative Classroom (TPT Seller), May 14, 2024, Rated 5 out of 5-Extremely satisfiedAwesome resource!!!! :) Great for grade 2... thank you!

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    Writing Paragraphs For Kids Presentation and Worksheets

    Stephanie S., Mar 15, 2023, Rated 5 out of 5- Extremely satisfiedMy students loved this! It was a great center activity!
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Grade Level Highlights

  • Kindergarteners will learn or be introduced to...

    • Print many upper and lowercase letters
    • Make real-life connections between words and their uses
    • Distinguish shades of meaning between verbs. ex walk, strut
    • Spell simple words based on letter sounds
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  • First graders will learn or be introduced to...

    • Print all upper and lower case letters
    • Types of sentences
    • Parts of speech
    • Capitalization and Punctuation
    • Long and Short Vowels
    • Sound out (decode) and write one-syllable words. Consonant-vowel-consonant (CVC) words such as c-a-t
    Browse First Grade Language Arts 

  • Second graders will learn or be introduced to...

    • Grade level phonics such as: knowing the difference between long and short vowels, decoding 2 syllable words with long vowels, recognize common vowel teams
    • Read grade level text with understanding
    • Parts of speech: learn and know collective and irregular nouns, reflexive nouns, adjectives and adverbs
    • Use context clues to determine meaning
    • Compound words and compound sentences
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  • Third graders will learn or be introduced to...

    • Explain how nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs work.
    • Capitalization and punctuation (commas, quotation marks)
    • Root words, prefixes and suffixes
    • Linking and helping verbs
    • Write texts introducing a topic and supporting details
    • Use irregular nouns and verbs 
    • Reading comprehension strategies
    Browse Third Grade Language Arts 

  • Fourth graders and up will learn or be introduced to...

    • Use relative pronouns
    • Use progressive verb tenses (I am talking, I was talking, I will be talking) and perfect verb tenses ( I had talked, I have talked, I will have talked)
    • Order of adjectives
    • Forming complete sentences
    • Homophones (to, too, two, their, there)
    • Conjunctions, prepositions and interjections
    • Transitive and Intransitive verbs
    • Reading fluently on grade-level
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  • Students studying Black History will learn or be introduced to...

    • Critical Thinking
    • Making inferences with text and pictures
    • Writing summaries
    • Sorting and categorizing
    • Entrepreneurship 
    • Life skills
    • Writing biographies
    • Historical Black History events and icons
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    Planting the Seeds of Literacy: How "Color and ...

    Boost early literacy with our Preschool & Kindergarten Alphabet Worksheets! Fun color and trace letters A-Z, build handwriting skills, practice beginning sounds, and develop fine motor skills. Perfect for homeschool...

    Planting the Seeds of Literacy: How "Color and ...

    Boost early literacy with our Preschool & Kindergarten Alphabet Worksheets! Fun color and trace letters A-Z, build handwriting skills, practice beginning sounds, and develop fine motor skills. Perfect for homeschool...

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    Mastering Reading Foundations: The Power of Wor...

    Word families, also known as phonograms or "chunks," are groups of words that share the same ending sound and spelling pattern (e.g., -at: cat, hat, mat; -ake: bake, cake, make)....

    Mastering Reading Foundations: The Power of Wor...

    Word families, also known as phonograms or "chunks," are groups of words that share the same ending sound and spelling pattern (e.g., -at: cat, hat, mat; -ake: bake, cake, make)....

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