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Having a small, or mobile, teaching space doesn’t have to be a problem. Just like anything else in life, systems make it successful. So, for the next two blogs, I’m taking you behind the scenes for some tips for an organized office. Remember, when we are online, we want everything to be within a reachable distance. Teaching becomes a lot different when you get online because if you break the gaze with a student or step away from the screen too long because you’re looking for something or…

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Looking for tips in teaching syllable types? You’re in the right place! You’ll enjoy the videos and freebies in this series. Just click on the images towards the end of this post to find the posts & videos in this teaching series. Tips for Teaching Syllable Types As our readers move from reading mostly ... Read More about Tips for Teaching Syllable Types

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Today, I’m sharing some free Welded Sounds Spellling Mats for those of you who use the Wilson Reading Program, an Orton-Gillingham approach to reading. Last week, I shared some free digraph spelling mats with -ng as an ending digraph. Spelling words with -ng may be difficult for some students. If so, try these welded sounds ... Read More about FREE Welded Sounds Spelling Mats

Learning the 6 syllable types found in bigger words is a great way to make longer words for manageable to read and spell!

Mig. Nup. Clag. These are nonsense words. I’ve been using them with readers for 12+ years now. And I’ve been asked several times why I do. So today, I’m tackling the subject of using nonsense words {and defending them…to a degree} with readers. Be sure to click on the teal download button to grab a ... Read More about Using Nonsense Words with Readers

Let’s talk about how to teach syllable division with V/CV and VC/V. This is a very tricky skill, but a needed one for our learners. Find all the freebies and videos in our series, Tips for Teaching Syllable Types. *Scroll down to the bottom of this post to find the teal download button for the ... Read More about How to Teach Syllable Division with V/CV & VC/V

Organization is important in special education. We are often pulling group and group of students for reading interventions. We need to be well organized and have a place for everything. I also think a good system will save you for the rest of the year. Here's how I organize my reading intervention materials.