My students always benefit from Red Word (Sight Word) practice. This activity uses a multisensory approach that helps strengthen long-term memory recall. It’s inexpensive and easy to put togethe … read more

  Are your students tired of doing the traditional blending drill? Why not change it up a little with this fun alternative? The blending drill, of course, is a crucial element of the Phonics Fir … read more

To build correct neuro-copies in their brains, some students need more guided multisensory practice using an exact model.  Tracing boards provide that opportunity for “perfect practice.”  Simply place … read more

As in many areas of education, there are differences of opinion as to what constitutes valuable instruction.  Regardless of on which side one falls, the measure should always be student understanding … read more

What Red Words (Sight Words) do my Older Students Need? I want to share a question about teaching Red Words to Older Students. This year she is using Structures® with her older students, 6-8th graders … read more

Today is Multisensory Monday!  Today’s multisensory activity, Picky Turtle, is a fun way to practice the letter ‘t’. Materials Colored pencils or crayons PRINTABLE Turtle Picture PRINTABL … read more