Wilson reading program

Keep your Wilson reading small groups engaged with our favorite activities and strategies! Dive into these creative strategies that enhance phonics skills and vocabulary acquisition while fostering a positive learning environment. With activities like Scrambled Sentences and Read & Draw, you will reinforce comprehension and decoding skills, while keeping students engaged! Read on for more insights and implementation tips here!

No Prep Reading Intervention Binder ELA Edition 2: Packed with phonics and fluency activities, ideas, resources, printables, and word lists for small groups, RTI, one on one intervention and instruction, and literacy groups. Great for teachers, volunteers

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Here is a Free Poster to hang on your reading wall or to keep handy when you need a refresher on syllables and the rules. This little kid-friendly poster displays the 6 types of syllables. It also comes in a black and white copy. Just click the picture on the left to download the freebie! Thanks for stopping by! See you soon, Click the picture on the left to find more resources using Foundational Skills and Phonics. To be notified of my next blog post,

Today, I’m sharing some free Welded Sounds Spellling Mats for those of you who use the Wilson Reading Program, an Orton-Gillingham approach to reading. Last week, I shared some free digraph spelling mats with -ng as an ending digraph. Spelling words with -ng may be difficult for some students. If so, try these welded sounds ... Read More about FREE Welded Sounds Spelling Mats

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Have you ever heard of finger tap spelling? It’s often called finger tapping. But either way you slice it, it’s a fantastic and multi-sensory way to help kids with spelling… and it’s especially great for struggling spellers! *This post contains affiliate links. **The free downloads can be found towards the end of post. Just ... Read More about Finger Tap Spelling

Phonics instruction can be tricky for older students. When I taught first grade it was a natural part of our guided reading time. The lower level text allowed for more opportunities to incorporate phonics instruction. My third grade students desperatly NEED phonics instruction. They need to work on the same skills my firsties did, but at a higher level. As a result of this need, Phonics for BIG KIDS was born. There are four components to our phonics routine: Assessment, Word Work Lesson…

The C and K rule made easy! So which one is it? And how do we know? Read this short blog to find the most simple strategies to differentiate

A look at the differences between Orton-Gillingham verses Wilson Reading. As we learn that more and more children are struggling with phonemic awareness in reading the question is what is out there for them? Teachers have been taught for too long to move away from phonics. Some students with reading