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OG Supplies | Organization | Orton-Gillingham

What’s In My OG Notebook?

Hi everyone! I have a long list of OG topics to blog about for this upcoming school year. About a week ago, I asked my Facebook page fans which topic they’d like to have me blog first. Out of over 100 comments, many were eager to see how I used my OG notebook, so we’ll start there. I…

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Getting Started With O.G. | Orton-Gillingham | Tips for Teachers

5 Ways the KPS Help Structured Literacy Educators

The KPS or Knowledge and Practice Standards for Teachers of Reading were developed by the International Dyslexia Association in 2010 and revised in 2018. They represent a list of skills and knowledge necessary to teach literacy to all learners. The KPS help structured literacy educators in a variety of ways. The KPS are divided into five…

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Five For Friday…With a Freebie!

Happy Friday TRT/OG fans! Phew! Things have been very busy around here. I’m in the middle of preparing for the upcoming blog hop (more details to follow), new TPT products, my upcoming guest blog post on Comprehension Connection, and the October newsletter. I’m learning how to get a whole lot done while my two little ones nap. 🙂 Here are…

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Big Changes!

Hi everyone! My little blog is undergoing some big changes over the next few months and I wanted to fill you all in on what you’ll notice.What’s changing? Social Media: I am changing my blog, and all social media outlets to The Literacy Nest. I’ll still keep my little owl theme going, but freshen up…

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Dyslcalculia | Multi-Sensory Teaching

Multisensory Math Activities That Really Work

Many children and adults struggle with math. Teaching multisensory math techniques as well as incorporating multisensory math activities into lesson plans is not only best practice for students with dyscalculia, but can be helpful for all learners. I’m thrilled to welcome a guest blogger today who can explain what multisensory math…

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