Five Reasons To Use More Learning Games With Kids
Hi Everyone! Let’s talk about games with children. We all know how important they are for so many reasons. As an Orton-Gillingham teacher, I use…
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Five Classroom Practices Your Dyslexic Kids Don’t Need
Hi everyone! I meant to publish this post last month, but things with my four little ones always get pushed back a bit. If you…
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Three Simple Tips for Working With Kids In A 1:1 Setting
Hi everyone! I’m sharing three tips for working with kids in a 1:1 setting today. Seems like a pretty easy topic, but it’s important. I…
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Three Literacy Tips Related to Multisensory Teaching
(This post contains affiliate links.)Hi everyone! It’s back to school time and I’m sure you’re busy getting all your classrooms prepared and supplies organized. I…
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The Complete O.G.- News and Updates
Hi everyone! I am dedicating the entire contents of this post to those who have purchased The Complete O.G. Part One or The Complete O.G….
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Starting Orton-Gillingham: How To Find A Starting Point With This Approach
Hi Everyone! I’m going to walk you through a tricky part of planning your Orton-Gillingham lessons today: finding a starting point. As a teacher or tutor…
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A Light Box In The Classroom And Beyond
(This post contains affiliate links.) Hi Everyone! A few weeks ago I was on Instagram and saw photos of teachers using light boxes. The…
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Multisensory Spelling Strategies For Learned Words
What are learned words? In Orton-Gillingham terms, learned words are what many people call sight words. You may also refer to them as red words…
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Unpacking The Complete O.G.: Tips For Getting Organized
Years ago, when I was knee deep in my Orton-Gillingham training, I longed for more cohesive materials that truly match the progression skills I…
