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Multisensory Monday: Sister Sounds for -nk Endings

Multisensory Monday: Sister Sounds for -nk Endings

Posted by Samantha Brooks on 8th Jul 2018

-nk ending sounds can be tricky for students (-ink, -ank, -onk, -unk) to become automatic with. The letters n and k usually sound especially strange next to a vowel, and it’s easier for students … read more
Multisensory Monday: Thumbprint Syllabication

Multisensory Monday: Thumbprint Syllabication

Posted by Tammi Brandon on 14th Jun 2018

Syllabication makes a huge difference in students’ abilities to read larger, unfamiliar words.  After students begin to internalize the Syllabication steps, teachers will sometimes see some of those s … read more
Multisensory Monday: Vowel Intensive BINGO

Multisensory Monday: Vowel Intensive BINGO

Posted by Tammi Brandon on 3rd Jun 2018

Struggling readers and spellers often have the most difficulty with vowels. Vowels are the most elusive letters in the English language. Because they are used in every word – even the two shorte … read more
Teacher Appreciation- A Tale for Teachers

Teacher Appreciation- A Tale for Teachers

Posted by Brainspring on 30th May 2018

As we wrap up Teacher Appreciation Month, let’s take a look at an autobiography of a teacher in the mountain regions of Kentucky, set in the early 1920’s.  This autobiography tells an inspiratio … read more