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Tutor Resources

Welcome to our Tutor-Made Resource Library! 

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Under each heading, we've added related resources that other tutors here at the Reading People have created and used in their own lessons and wanted to share with other tutors! Whether you want to use their creation for a lesson yourself or gather some inspiration for a new lesson of your own, you'll find some tried and true tutoring materials below. You can also download materials and edit them to fit your specific needs.

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Want to contribute to our shared resource library? Contact the Volunteer Coordinator to have your creation added to this page!

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If yo have any questions about our shared resource library, please contact the Volunteer Coordinator for assistance.

Adult Reading Resources

A collection of resources made by fellow Adult Basic Reading tutors! View them for inspiration, or download and use them in your own lessons. Feel free to edit them to suit you and your student's needs.

This PowerPoint contains examples of the "long o" vowel for you to teach and quiz your students. The tutor who made this had split the lesson up into different meeting sessions, but feel free to use it as you see fit! Contributed by Melinda B.

This PowerPoint will quiz your student(s) on "long o" vowel. Contributed by Melinda B.

Looking for a book to read with your student? We've catalogued all our collection of books from the "Who Is" series! Browse the titles here and drop by our office to pick up a copy.

ESL Resources

A collection of resources made by fellow ESL tutors! View them for inspiration, or download and use them in your own lessons. Feel free to edit them to suit you and your student's needs.

This handout helps with the pronunciation of the past-tense "-ed" as well as plural nouns and the "-ing" ending. Contributed by Tammy S.

This handout is great for any ESL learner whose native language is Spanish. It goes over how different letters are pronounced in Spanish versus in English. Contributed by Tammy S.

This PowerPoint gives your ESL student a chance to practice asking and answering questions. Contributed by Braydin W.

This handout goes over 20 common grammar rules in the English language. Contributed by Tammy S.

This work sheet goes over what syllables are and how to count them. Contributed by Tammy S.

This PowerPoint guides you and your student through word construction using minimal pairs, changing one sound at a time to create new words. Contributed by Braydin W.

This handout goes over English Pronunciation. Contributed by Tammy S.

This handout goes over the common letter combination of "g" and "h". Contributed by Tammy S.

This handout goes over how Americans read dates and years. Contributed by Tammy S.

This handout goes over what the schwa is in the English language and how to pronounce it. Contributed by Tammy S.

A list of 100+ modern day American slang words that ESL learners might hear in conversations or on the internet. Contributed by Tammy S.

This PowerPoint helps your student practice the pronunciation of the "TH" sound, guiding you through mouth placement, practice words, and sentences. Contributed by Braydin W.

This handout goes over the basics of what syllables are. Contributed by Tammy S.

This handout goes over when to use "who" or "whom". Contributed by Tammy S.

GED Resources

A collection of resources made by fellow GED tutors! View them for inspiration, or download and use them in your own lessons. Feel free to edit them to suit you and your student's needs.

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Want to contribute your resources to the library? Contact the Volunteer Coordinator to learn how!

Can't find what you're looking for?

This isn't all of our resources! Contact your program coordinator to ask about specific subjects and topics that you need more help with, as we may have a resource better suited to your needs at our learning center.

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Capital Area Literacy Coalition

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