To become strong readers and writers, children need to learn how to segment and blend letter sounds.
PAF Preventing Academic Failure
A Multisensory Curriculum for Teaching Reading, Spelling and Handwriting
Published in 2012
Preventing Academic Failure (PAF) is a multisensory curriculum that uses adapted Orton-Gillingham teaching methods for reading, spelling and handwriting in a four level sequence. PAF can be used an effective beginning reading program in the primary grades for all children, or as a program for older, struggling readers or students with learning disabilities.
S.P.I.R.E. Level 1, Reader
Published in 2012
"S.P.I.R.E [Specialized Program Individualizing Reading Excellence] is a multi-sensory teaching approach utilizing systematic, sequential phonics and phonological awareness in grades kindergarten through eight. S.P.I.R.E. is an early intervention and prevention of reading failure program in reading and written language"--Spire.org.
S.P.I.R.E. Level 2, Reader
Published in 2012
"S.P.I.R.E [Specialized Program Individualizing Reading Excellence] is a multi-sensory teaching approach utilizing systematic, sequential phonics and phonological awareness in grades kindergarten through eight. S.P.I.R.E. is an early intervention and prevention of reading failure program in reading and written language"--Spire.org.
S.P.I.R.E. Level 3, Reader
Published in 2012
"S.P.I.R.E [Specialized Program Individualizing Reading Excellence] is a multi-sensory teaching approach utilizing systematic, sequential phonics and phonological awareness in grades kindergarten through eight. S.P.I.R.E. is an early intervention and prevention of reading failure program in reading and written language"--Spire.org.
If You're So Smart, How Come You Can't Spell Mississippi?
Published in 2008
Introduces the mainstream student and educator to the world of the child who struggles academically. The main character discovers her father is dyslexic, as is one of her classmates-- and she tries to make sense of it.
Phonics Pathways
Clear Steps to Easy Reading and Perfect Spelling
Published in 2011
Teaches how to read and spell words using the phonics method, and provides word lists and activities to enhance the lessons.
Sequential Spelling
Teacher's Guide. 1
Published in 2011
"Originally developed by the AVKO Educational Research Foundation, Sequential Spelling teaches students to recognize patterns of spelling rather than thematically related lists of words. As students recognize more and more patterns, their spelling skills and confidence soar!"--Back cover.
Sequential Spelling
Teacher's Guide. 2
Published in 2013
"Your students get immediate results with Sequential Spelling. Based on the classic Orton-Gillingham approach for struggling spellers, Sequential Spelling uses a multi-sensory method. Students learn inductively to recognize patterns of spelling rather than trying to memorize rules and then stuggle through the exceptions. Words are not learned thematically but according to word family, or rimes. There is no memorization and only a minimum of testing. Students are encouraged to try and mistakes are wlecome as life's best teachers. This is intentionally a very low stress program."--Back cover.
Sequential Spelling
Teacher's Guide. 3
Published in 2011
"Sequential Spelling teaches students to recognize patterns of spelling rather than thematically related lists of words. As students recognize more and more patterns, their spelling skills and confidence soar!"--Back cover.
Basic Angling Practice Book. Teacher's Manual
Decoding and Spelling Practice with Basic Vocabulary
Published in 1999
How to Teach Spelling
Published in 1984
