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The Literacy Nest is the decodable text source for a wide variety of text to support your students with a systematic, sequential progression. Orton-Gillingham Level Two Stories is a collection of 31 decodable passages with controlled text. It is compatible with Orton-Gillingham instruction.
The Literacy Nest is the decodable text source for a wide variety of text to support your students with a systematic, sequential progression. Orton-Gillingham Level One reading passages is a collection of 44 decodable passages with controlled text. It is suitable to use with Orton-Gillingham lesson plans.
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You know the importance of quality Orton-Gillingham decodable texts to support the Science of Reading and your students during your structured literacy lessons. When seeking materials to support your Orton-Gillingham lesson plans, The Literacy Nest has the decodable texts that support your students with a systematic, sequential progression. The Let’s Read Decodable Bundle includes over 160 decodable passages that your students will love reading with success.
Decodable text is written in such a way that it contains very few if any unknown concepts. It uses known syllable patterns, phonemes, and learned words. The complexity of decodable text changes as your students learn new concepts. A decodable sentence for a student working on CVC words with short a is going to look…
If there is one thing Orton-Gillingham teachers can never have enough of, it is decodable text. Finding books that are highly decodable, engaging for our students and suitable for a wide variety of ages is challenging. Differences in scopes and sequences further complicate matters. However, there are some resources that I turn to again and…
Simple Words Books are written with decodable text. They are written by Cigdem Knebel. I have been granted permission by the author to create comprehensive literature guides to accompany Simple Words Books.
When you’re new to Orton-Gillingham (OG) or structured literacy instruction, you might feel like you have to teach something new in every single lesson. A new phonogram. A new rule. A brand-new syllable type. However, in OG lessons, review trumps new concepts. With OG lessons, review is essential. Teaching new concepts every time isn’t necessary….
As Orton-Gillingham tutors, it is common to find that accuracy will decline a bit in certain parts of the lesson. When we take a closer look and ask why, we notice some patterns. A frequent place for accuracy to break down is during the dictation portion of the lesson. A student who may be quite…
Your students will LOVE these hunt style digital morphology games for Latin Roots. They’re self-checking games in Google Slides Presentations. This resource includes 19 morphology games.