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Here are some Orton-Gillingham lesson planning tips to get you started for the upcoming school year. Today, I’m blogging about how I use my words and sentences lists. This was one of the requested topics from a weeks back on my Facebook page. Hopefully seeing photos will help to give a better understanding. After being…
Whenever my students meet with me for an Orton-Gillingham lesson, they have a few supplies handy, like their Orton-Gillingham binder. I, of course, come towing my large O-G bag, but I find having things that the student can easily access while I am not with them is helpful for them. Families have an opportunity to see…
Hi everyone! Welcome to my second week of Friday Foundations. I’m taking the time each Friday to share tips and resources with my fellow OG instructors. I thought I’d share some photos of multi-sensory activities I incorporated into my lessons. Keep in mind, NOTHING I do here is a silent activity, The child is always…
Welcome to the fourth week of Mentor Monday! It’s hard to believe I started this linky one month ago. I’d had the chance to meet some wonderful new blogger friends and learn about some fabulous children’s books. Hopefully you have too! 🙂 Today’s topic is Non-Fiction Text Structures. Personally, I think teachers have tons of…
This post about organizing teacher materials contains affiliate links. Have you just finished your OG training or you’re in the middle of a program? Then this series is for you! I’ve spent the past month chatting with fellow Orton-Gillingham-trained teachers and compiled some tips for you to use right away. I’m going to break this…
Happy New Year Everyone! I’m linking up with Emily from Curious Firsties for Wednesday Wow. As I look back on 2013, and look ahead to this new year, I have to say WOW! So much has happened! It all started last March when The Reading Tutor/OG was born. My little Facebook page for literacy resources with fellow educators…
I really like the integration of three different types of literacy: fiction, nonfiction, and writing ! Looks like a really interesting one to add to my collection !
Wendy
Ms. D's Literacy Lab
I love Tomie DePaola, I even have a photo of me with him!! I loved being able to meet him. Your unit looks awesome. Thanks!
This look like a great resource for my kids, we have never read Mr. Prickles. Thanks!!
What a well thought out lesson! Thank you!
I haven't rea Mr. Pickles, but I will be! I really like that you've included the nonfiction piece with this unit. I can't wait to use this with my students. Thank you!
And I know you have a wonderful collection! Thank you for your comments!
I have always wanted to go to the Brewster book store on Cape Cod when he does his author visit there every summer. You are so lucky to have met him! Thanks for commenting!
You are so welcome! Enjoy!
Thank you for your feedback Elizabeth! I enjoyed creating it!
I'm so glad you liked it! I hope your students will too! Thank you!
I really love the "Fact File" page. It really ties the nonfiction to the fiction. I love when those two can be tied together. Thanks Emily! Looks great!
Em
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