English Language Development (ELD)
Link to
Literacy
Levels D – F build on the foundation that students developed in Launch to Literacy. Students expand their vocabulary and strengthen their speaking, listening, writing, and reading skills.
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Program Overview
English Development
Link to Literacy helps students move from learning to read to reading to learn in English. Students strengthen grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension, and writing while working with narrative, informational, and persuasive texts.
Using Explicit Direct Instruction (EDI), teachers can clearly guide students to understand texts, express ideas, and build strong academic English skills for school success.
Grammar and Vocabulary Development
Students learn the language structures and academic words needed to speak, read, and write clearly in English.
Reading Comprehension
Students read narrative, informational, and persuasive texts and practice strategies to understand key ideas and details.
Writing Skills
Students learn to organize and write clear responses and short compositions using academic language.
Structured Lessons with EDI
Lessons use clear modeling, guided practice, and Check for Understanding so students can successfully build strong English skills.
Program Options
Launch and Link to Literacy Program Pricing
Annual Subscription
ELD Program (Levels A-F)
$250/year/teacher
45-50 minutes daily instruction • 4 quarters • 36 weeks
- Digital pacing guide access
- Phonemic Awareness & Phonics lessons
- Vocabulary, Language, & Grammar
- Reading Comprehension & Writing
- PDF assessments
- PDF student handouts
- Posters & flashcards
- Fluency books
- Standards-based curriculum
- One-year access to additional lessons on educeri.com
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Launch and Link to Literacy a core curriculum or a supplemental ELD program?
Launch and Link to Literacy is designed as a supplemental English Language Development (ELD) curriculum. It provides structured instruction in language and literacy that supports and accelerates the English development students need to succeed in their core academic classes.
How does the program support designated ELD instruction?
The program provides systematic and explicit instruction in vocabulary, grammar, reading, and writing, giving teachers structured lessons that support focused designated ELD time.
Can the program be used as an intervention for English learners?
Yes. Because the program provides systematic, scaffolded instruction in foundational literacy and academic language, it can be used effectively as an intervention to accelerate language and reading development.
How much does Launch and Link to Literacy cost?
Teachers receive complete access to Launch and Link to Literacy & educeri.com for one full year for $250 per teacher (that’s less than $1.50 per day).
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Instructional Practices
Evidence-based approach
Well-Designed, Structured Lessons
Link to Literacy uses Explicit Direct Instruction (EDI) to ensure lessons are carefully structured, clearly modeled, and delivered step-by-step so English learners can understand new language and skills.
Teach Both Content and Language
Each lesson develops English language skills and academic understanding simultaneously, helping students learn school content while building their English proficiency.
Use Examples That Are Not Too Hard Nor Too Easy
Lessons provide carefully chosen examples and guided practice so students can successfully apply new skills without becoming overwhelmed.
Provide Feedback on Content and Language
Teachers give immediate feedback on both student understanding and language use, helping students improve comprehension, grammar, and communication.
