Blog: Orton-Gillingham Weekly

Multisensory Monday: The Y Rule Flow Chart

Multisensory Monday: The Y Rule Flow Chart

Posted by Tammi Brandon on 11th Feb 2019

The Three Great Spelling Rules (The 1-1-1 Doubling Rule, the Magic-E Rule, and the Y Rule) present difficulty to many students, often requiring additional practice sessions to truly master these rules … read more
Multisensory Monday: Make a Game Out of It!

Multisensory Monday: Make a Game Out of It!

Posted by Stephanie Castillo on 3rd Feb 2019

Whether you are a teacher or a parent, games are an excellent way to motivate even the most reluctant child!  With the demands of school, kids can easily begin to resist learning.  Weekly spelling tes … read more
Multisensory Monday: Finding Meaning in a Millipede

Multisensory Monday: Finding Meaning in a Millipede

Posted by Tammi Brandon on 23rd Jan 2019

If you are working on strengthening your students understanding of morphemes, which are the smallest units of meaning in our language, here is an example of a simple, yet effective, multisensory activ … read more
Multisensory Monday:  “Bread Spread”

Multisensory Monday: “Bread Spread”

Posted by Julie Wright on 14th Jan 2019

Vowel team ea makes the long sound of e (as in peach), however, these two letters can also make the short e sound (as in bread). Make this sound for ea memorable with a tasty and edible lesson! Materi … read more
Multisensory Monday: Vowel Drill Alternative

Multisensory Monday: Vowel Drill Alternative

Posted by Tammi Brandon on 10th Dec 2018

As educators, we know the value of practicing short vowel sounds: It aids in rapid recall, increases accuracy in reading and spelling, and improves reading speed and fluency. Here is a simple, effecti … read more