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Learn more about the Phonics Check on our website: stepsweb.com/phonics-check Watch our video on How to Assign the Phonics Check: youtube.com/watch?v=rHriAN…

Due to popular request, we’ve added a new report that provides an overview of your class’s Phonics Check results. This report helps you identify any gaps and plan which sounds to focus on during explicit teaching. 📈 #Phonics #StructuredLiteracy #TeacherResources

Real-world stories, more complex comprehension questions, and so much more. 🌏 These activities use compelling non-fiction stories, covering topics such as Howard Carter's archaeological discoveries and why the Earth spins to challenge and refine students' comprehension skills.

The StepsWeb structured literacy Course just got bigger! We're excited to announce Levels 19 and 20 are now live. With more higher levels, your students have more opportunity to continue building strong literacy skills. #StructuredLiteracy #TeacherResources

Waitangi day is a time for reflection on Te Tiriti o Waitangi and the values of partnership, respect, and inclusion. In education, these values remind us of the importance of creating learning environments where all learners belong and can thrive. 🌱

Our Handwriting Workbook for younger students (ages 6-10), is available to download for free. We’ve got you covered! ✍️ Find it on our StepsWeb-ready webpage: ap1.hubs.ly/y0yPY80 #StepsWebReady2026 #Handwriting #TeacherResources

Need more reinforcement for your literacy teaching? Our workbooks help to reinforce phonological awareness, handwriting, spelling, reading comprehension, vocabulary and more! 📚 ap1.hubs.ly/y0xF4K0 #TeacherResources #StructuredLiteracy

Our flexible Sign In Options allow your students to log into their StepsWeb accounts quickly and easily. Choose the option that works best for your class: Find out how to set up your preferred sign in option for all your students: ap1.hubs.ly/y0xF2Z0 #StepsWebReady2026

Are your classes set up for the new year? 🏫 We’ve prepared a handy checklist to make sure you’re StepsWeb-ready for 2026. Find out how to organise your StepsWeb classes, make logging in easy and more: ap1.hubs.ly/y0xF220 #StepsWebReady2026 #BackToSchool

Learn more on our Support Site: support.stepsweb.com/276/Understand…

You don’t have to retest your students on StepsWeb for the start of the year! StepsWeb will remember your students’ previous Course positions, so they will continue on from where they left off at the end of 2025. #StepsWebReady2026 #StepsWebTips

Welcome back for the new year! We hope you all had a well-deserved break over the holidays. 🏖️ Visit our StepsWeb-Ready webpage, which contains helpful tips to ensure you’re StepsWeb-Ready for 2026: ap1.hubs.ly/y0xD_y0 #StepsWebReady2026 #BackToSchool

Drop us a line on our contact page: stepsweb.com/contact-us

If you think your school would benefit from a Zoom training session, or just want to give us a call to talk through effectively implementing the program, please do not hesitate to contact us. Link in comments! #StepsWebTips #TeacherSuccess

The word ‘thesaurus’ doesn’t really have a synonym. Some dictionaries list near-alternatives like ‘synonym dictionary’ or ‘lexicon’, but these don’t fully mean the same thing. Have any other examples of language being wonderfully ironic? Let us know in the comments! #FunFacts

Thank you Mandy for sharing your StepsWeb experience! It’s awesome to hear your students are feeling motivated and are engaging well with the program. 🙌 You may also like to use our Special Achievement Certificates: ap1.hubs.ly/y0sNqk0 #StudentSuccess #LiteracyForAll

A group of elephants can be called a parade.🥁🐘🐘🐘🎊 ‘Herd’ is the most commonly used collective noun, and you might also come across a ‘memory’ of elephants in some texts, inspired by their remarkable memories. #FunFacts #MakeLearningFun

You can download and print the first unit of each workbook: ap1.hubs.ly/y0sN--0 Workbooks can be purchased through the ‘Store’ button on StepsWeb. Or feel free to contact us info@stepsweb.com if you don’t have a StepsWeb account. #TeacherResources #ReadingComprehension

The word ‘mistletoe’ comes from Old English ‘misteltan’, where ‘tan’ means ‘twig’. 🌿 The first part, ‘mistel’, is thought to relate to an old Germanic-derived noun mix, meaning ‘dung’ or ‘filth’ - as mistletoe can be spread through bird droppings. #FunFacts #MakeLearningFun

Thank you Leanna for the kind words! It’s awesome to hear your children have made great literacy progress. 🌟 Have you got an experience about the program to share? Give us your review on our Trustpilot: ap1.hubs.ly/y0sNCP0 #StudentSuccess #LiteracyMatters