Add a visual component to working with syllables. Use the “Silly Bull” to help students learn about and remember syllables and syllable types, and to provide a model for segmenting syllables into beginning, middle and ending sounds. Every time this bull hears a “talking vowel”, he stomps his foot and … Continue reading >
Add a visual component to learning vowel sounds. Use these full-color keyword cards to help students learn and remember long vowel, nasal blend, r-controlled and other vowel sounds through visual association with keyword pictures. These cards, with their carefully chosen keywords and proprietary custom graphics, are perfect for teaching new … Continue reading >
Making Multi-Sense of Reading: Lesson Basics. This handy quick reference guide takes you step by step through various drills and exercises that are typically included as part of an Orton-Gillingham based lesson. Each section contains not only an overview of the lesson component and detailed fully-illustrated explanation of the steps, … Continue reading >
Phonics Card Deck. Use this 180-card deck of consonants, vowels, blends and more to help students practice letter-to-sound correspondence. Perfect for the Orton-Gillingham visual and blending drills, as well as for introduction of new sounds. No more writing with a marker on index cards, or having to purchase an expensive “toolkit” just … Continue reading >
Prefix & Suffix Card Deck. Be prepared for teaching prefixes and suffixes to your students! Similar to the phonics card deck, this companion deck displays the prefix or suffix on the front, while the back has meaning, examples and origin. Prefixes that are “chameleon” prefixes show alternate options. No more … Continue reading >
