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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 morphology activities to help you introduce prefixes, suffixes, and Latin roots in an easy, no-prep way? This FREEBIE SAMPLER of Morphology Reading Passages for early readers were designed to do just that. They’re a must have for your collection of morphology activities. This resource will weave seamlessly into any morphology scope and sequence for Orton-Gillingham.
For students with dyslexia, composing a piece of writing can be incredibly challenging. Writing requires the orchestration of many complex tasks. Students must: This cognitive load can be overwhelming for our students. For teachers of structured literacy, time is our most precious commodity. Choosing how to spend our lesson time is a serious decision. Much…
Are you seeking morphology activities to help you introduce prefixes, suffixes, and Latin roots in an easy, no-prep way? These Morphology Reading Passages for early readers were designed to do just that. They’re a must have for your collection of morphology activities. This resource will weave seamlessly into any morphology scope and sequence for Orton-Gillingham.
Are you seeking morphology activities to help you introduce your early readers to prefixes, suffixes and Latin Roots in an easy, no-prep way? Morpheme Sentences are designed to do just that. They’re a must have to add to your collection of morphology activities. This resource will weave seamlessly into any morphology scope and sequence for Orton-Gillingham.
This is a 10 game bundle to play Pick-A-Pattern. Games include detailed instructions and game cards. Ten games are included. They are suitable to accompany Orton-Gillingham lesson plans, reading intervention programs or other activities to support a structured literacy approach.
This is a pack of twelve, full color posters. They each feature a famous person with dyslexia and an inspirational quote. Display these in a classroom, library, resource room, or tutoring site.
As students move on to more advanced concepts, certain spelling conventions don’t fit neatly into a clear-cut rule with a catchy turn of phrase. They are often particularly difficult for students to master. These concepts can also be challenging for teachers to explain clearly and concisely because of their complexity. In addition, unless someone has…
Phonics Based Reader’s Theater Scripts for Syllable Types are PERFECT oral reading fluency practice while your students are practicing their phonics skills. They follow a progression to support your structured literacy lessons.