Orton gillingham lessons

How To Find A Starting Point Using The Orton-Gillingham Approach. Finding a starting point is a very important step when beginning your Orton-Gillingham lessons. Learn more here about helping dyslexic readers. The Liteary Nest

Get 25+ ideas and practical tips for multimodal approaches to literacy instruction to engage students in your Orton-Gillingham lessons!

I use a lot of tracing in my Orton-Gillingham lesson plans. When I introduce a new phonogram, students will trace the letters while saying the sound. When I introduce a new prefix or suffix, students

If you prefer to listen to this post, click the player below: Of all reading programs, Orton-Gillingham has the most research to support its effectiveness with dyslexic learners. Over the course of our 20-year journey teaching kids with dyslexia to read, learning about and teaching with the Orton-Gillingham method has made the biggest impact on our […]

Discover the top 10 must-have materials for effective literacy instruction aligned with the science of reading. From whiteboards to games, letter tiles to graphic organizers, find essential tools to engage students and enhance learning. Plus, explore tips for organization and practical strategies fo

Teaching the vowel suffix -ous and -us can feel a little overwhelming but it doesn’t have to feel that way. Today, I am sharing 6 teaching ideas for teaching the suffix -ous and -us. I also share some advanced Orton-Gillingham activities plus a free reading and spelling generalizations resource. These activities are compatible with your Orton-Gillingham lesson plans, dyslexia intervention, and other reading interventions.

Routines are an important part of Orton-Gillingham instruction for a number of reasons. Today, I am sharing five tips to help you establish effective routines in your Orton-Gillingham Lessons. It is important that you have a visual schedule for students. It is also helpful to have a short list of classroom rules that are simple and easy to follow. And don’t forget to praise and reward with choice time. These teaching tips are especially helpful for students with dyslexia.

First, let's talk about how to set them up! Whether you bought the complete bundle, or an individual task box, setting up is all the same. Print out the printable pdf document on card stock paper, then cut out the individual cards and place them in the laminator. Laminating the cards will help with durability and also allow students to use dry erase markers on the task cards. After laminating, cut out the individual cards. The cards have a letter in the top right corner to help you keep them…

Tour my Orton-Gillingham based classroom and small group reading area. Sneak peek into my small group lessons and classroom organization.

12 Fresh Ideas for Your Phonogram Card Drills while using the Orton-Gillingham approach: Ideas for the visual drill and auditory drill. Use for the Orton-Gillingha three part drill. #ortongillingham