Give your students a quick and focused way to review spelling rules with these low-prep, print-and-go exit tickets and practice sheet. This brief assessment resource is perfect for Orton-Gillingham and structured literacy classrooms that want to be sure students know when to use certain spelling generalizations.
Are you looking for summer review games for spelling generalizations? This phonics resource has 11 fun summer-themed games for virtual learning. Your students will have fun practicing the phonics skills with these self-checking games in Google Slides Presentations.
Are you seeking nonfiction decodable readers that also practice reading and spelling generalizations? You’ve found them here!
This is a collection of 12 nonfiction decodable passages with non-fiction controlled text WITH language and comprehension quick checks!
Phonics Based Reader’s Theater Scripts for Reading and Spelling Generalizations by The Literacy Nest are PERFECT supplemental reading fluency practice while your students are practicing their phonics skills.
Each play focuses on one reading and spelling generalization at a time. Topics of the plays include traditional folktales and fictional stories. There are 12 reader’s theater phonics scripts in all.
5 Fun and Easy Ways to Practice Spelling Generalizations When you are working with children in Orton-Gillingham lessons or other reading interventions, there is often a big discrepancy between our students’ proficiency with understanding a spelling generalization and their proficiency with the application of that spelling generalization. It takes a lot…
When it comes to helping kids learn short vowel generalizations, clarity is everything. Guessing or memorizing random rules doesn’t build confidence. However, understanding does. Luckily, you can use direct and explicit teaching when it comes to short vowel generalizations. It’s all about showing students exactly what to do, walking them through examples, and then giving…
The more students know the more complicated spelling becomes. They begin to need to take into consideration not only sound and symbol correspondence, but the word’s morphology and part of speech. One potentially confusing concept is words that end in -ous or -us. Both endings are pronounced /ǝs/. So how do we know when to…
Are you seeking systematic and explicit phonics instruction? This resource teaches the spelling generalization C or K. It is compatible with Orton-Gillingham lesson plans, dyslexia intervention, and other reading interventions. If you are an Orton-Gillingham tutor or teacher, these will work well with your lesson plans! They are suitable for 1:1, small group, online teaching and tutoring, and distance learning.
Are you seeking activities for systematic phonics and explicit instruction? This resource teaches the K or CK spelling generalization. It is compatible with Orton-Gillingham lesson plans and dyslexia intervention and other reading intervention programs.
If you are an Orton-Gillingham tutor or teacher, these work well with your lesson plans! They are suitable for 1:1, small group, online teaching, online tutoring and distance learning.
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