Reading / Language Arts
Reading & Language Arts (ELA) Learning Resources
Build confident readers and writers with NewPath Learning’s research-based ELA/Reading resources, designed to support instruction grounded in the Science of Reading. These materials reinforce the essential components of effective literacy instruction—phonics, decoding, vocabulary, fluency, comprehension, and language structures—through explicit, systematic, and cumulative practice. The collection includes Classroom Games, Learning Centers, Flip Charts, Visual Learning Guides, Workbooks, Vocabulary Cards, and a comprehensive online learning platform to extend learning beyond the classroom.
How educators use these resources
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Teachers use them for whole-group instruction, small-group intervention, learning centers, and independent practice, aligning easily with core programs and Science of Reading–aligned approaches.
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Reading specialists & administrators implement them for RTI/MTSS, Tier 2–3 intervention, progress monitoring support, and consistent instruction across grade levels.
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Parents & homeschoolers rely on the clear structure and scaffolded practice to support evidence-based reading instruction at home.
Student benefits
Students develop stronger foundational reading skills, improved vocabulary and language knowledge, increased fluency and comprehension, and greater confidence—supported by visuals, hands-on activities, and repeated practice that align with how students learn to read best.
Designed to complement core literacy programs, NewPath Learning helps schools and families put the Science of Reading into practice—every day, with tools that are practical, flexible, and easy to implement.
Learn More - NewPath Reading & Language Arts Resources
Learn More - NewPath & The Science of Reading
Reading / Language Arts
Reading & Language Arts (ELA) Learning Resources
Build confident readers and writers with NewPath Learning’s research-based ELA/Reading resources, designed to support instruction grounded in the Science of Reading. These materials reinforce the essential components of effective literacy instruction—phonics, decoding, vocabulary, fluency, comprehension, and language structures—through explicit, systematic, and cumulative practice. The collection includes Classroom Games, Learning Centers, Flip Charts, Visual Learning Guides, Workbooks, Vocabulary Cards, and a comprehensive online learning platform to extend learning beyond the classroom.
How educators use these resources
-
Teachers use them for whole-group instruction, small-group intervention, learning centers, and independent practice, aligning easily with core programs and Science of Reading–aligned approaches.
-
Reading specialists & administrators implement them for RTI/MTSS, Tier 2–3 intervention, progress monitoring support, and consistent instruction across grade levels.
-
Parents & homeschoolers rely on the clear structure and scaffolded practice to support evidence-based reading instruction at home.
Student benefits
Students develop stronger foundational reading skills, improved vocabulary and language knowledge, increased fluency and comprehension, and greater confidence—supported by visuals, hands-on activities, and repeated practice that align with how students learn to read best.
Designed to complement core literacy programs, NewPath Learning helps schools and families put the Science of Reading into practice—every day, with tools that are practical, flexible, and easy to implement.
Learn More - NewPath Reading & Language Arts Resources
Learn More - NewPath & The Science of Reading