Whole-Class Instruction
Engage the whole class with resources designed to inspire a love of reading while supporting essential grade-level skills and social-emotional learning.
- Shared Books
- Poetry Cards
- Read Aloud Books
Small-Group Instruction
Help students catch up fast with structured and systematic instruction that teaches essential skills in the context of authentic reading.
- Leveled Books
- Take & Teach Books
- Take & Teach Lessons
Digital Learning
Access every JillE Literacy resource from home or school for anywhere learning.
- Digital ebooks, lessons and activities
- Available through Ed: Your Friend in Learning
Independent Learning
Keep students engaged in meaningful learning while you work with small groups.
- Built-in writing and follow-up activities
- Level-appropriate reading materials
- Purposeful learning centers
The Sacred Walls
A classroom’s walls do so much more than hold up the roof! Find out how to make the most of this precious literacy opportunity with Jill’s new article, “The Sacred Walls.”
Companion Guide
Do you use Into Reading in your classroom? Find out how to refresh and invigorate your Into Reading classroom with our new Companion Guide. This simple guide shows how JillE Literacy works hand in hand with Into Reading, offering resources designed to engage students, empower teachers, and make literacy instruction excel.
The Scoop
JillE Literacy is committed helping educators put a stop to bullying. Check out this month’s Scoop for tips and free resources for making sure all students feel safe and supported.
Meet Jill Eggleton
JillE Literacy was created by educator, author, and international literacy consultant Jill Eggleton, QSO. Since her earliest days as a classroom teacher in New Zealand, Jill has known that there is no room for struggle, pain, or boredom in reading.
Saving Time for What Matters
Teachers need books that work as hard as they do. Today’s teachers have more demands on their time than ever. JillE Literacy lets teachers spend less time planning and more time teaching.
Engaging All Students
Engagement is key. There is no room for struggle, pain, or boredom in reading. To engage young readers, teachers need books and poems that spark emotion, imagination, critical thinking, curiosity, and creativity.
Teaching Essential Skills
Foundational literacy skills need to be explicitly and systematically taught. You cannot read if you can’t decode accurately. However, you cannot learn to read by just learning to decode. JillE Literacy embeds explicit instruction and repeated practice in foundational literacy skills throughout every text, uniquely using highly engaging books and poems rather than the usual dull, decodable texts.