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I learned this awesome strategy from Christopher Woodin at the Landmark School. This strategy is a great support for students with expressive language challenges (difficulty with naming, stutter, etc.) All students respond but one responds verbally. The nonverbal methods could be holding it up on fingers, pointing to a resource, writing it down, or choosing from a set of options. Sometimes you (I mean me) have to write down a strategy and tape it in front of you to remember how to use it. 😉😊🤪 #multisensory #languagebasedlearningdisabilities #dyslexia #expressivelanguage #woodinmath

Excited to share this book with students and colleagues soon! #festivalofcolors #kabirsehgal #surishthasehgal #vashtiharrison #holi

Vowel Teams Bingo and exercise competition during my OG/Word Study small group today. The Bingo game was a fun way for me to see if they could apply where “oa” and “ow” and “ay” and “ai” usually show up in a word. #ortongillingham #og #wordstudy

Sorting Syllable Division Types with my small OG group. This was after several weeks of gradually learning syllable types and how to divide words. Each syllable division type has an animal associated with it to help students make a connection. Tiger (V/CV) and camel (VC/V) words have been the most challenging. Once they have divided the words they read each syllable and blend the words. This often helps them discover the error. Ex: le - mon or lem - on The first syllable in le-mon (with the first syllable closed) would be long because it’s an open syllable. If they read it as lem-on and recognize it as a real word, then they will have a self check for the word. I see my students applying this in their reading. They will grab a post-it and jot down the tricky word or use the peace sign to mark the vowels with their fingers. This syllable pack is from @theliteracynest #ortongillingham #og #syllabledivision #syllables #fluency #readingworkshop

Cards on cards on cards! All the cards to make and rotate through. How many different versions do you have? #oglife #ortongillingham

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