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Advanced Multi-Sensory Spelling Club (Orton-Gillingham)--Dyslexia-Friendly

Unlock the art of spelling with explicit, systematic instruction. From short vowels to complex patterns, these engaging lessons use 'Pop-its' to build strong spelling skills. Appropriate for students with dyslexia.
Jess Coulter, M.A.T. (Orton-Gillingham, Dyslexia)
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What's included

1 live meeting
25 mins in-class hours per week
Homework
1 hour per week. Learners will receive a page with practice spelling words each week.

Class Experience

US Grade 4 - 5
Intermediate Level
Mastering spelling can be challenging, even for strong readers. Our class offers explicit, systematic spelling instruction to help students succeed. Using 'Pop-its' or alternatives, we'll segment words, match sound/spelling combinations, and build essential spelling skills through engaging lessons.

Each class includes:

A 'Super Important Question'
Mini-lessons on spelling rules or patterns (with games or activities)
Word dictation (using the 'pop, write, check' method when necessary)
Sentence dictation

Weekly word lists for additional at-home practice activities are provided.

Topics by Week 

Week of September 9: Schwa (hints for the vowel)
Week of September 16: Reasons for silent e part 1 (magic, soft c/g)
Week of September 23: Reasons for silent e part 2 (plurals, function words)
Week of September 30: Compound words
Week of October 7: Common silent consonants (wr, kn, gn, mb, gu)
Week of October 14: NO CLASS
Week of October 21: Words with -ion suffix (s)
Week of October 28: Words with -ion suffix (t)
Week of November 4: : Words with ate+ion suffixes (ation)
Week of November 11: Words with a in unaccented syllables
Week of November 18: -able and ible
Week of November 25: NO CLASS
Week of December 2: ei and ie
Week of December 9: -ture
Week of December 16: -ance and -ence
Weeks of December 23 and 30: NO CLASS
Week of January 6: -er/or/ar at the end
Week of January 13:-age
Week of January 20: Words with ph (/f/)and ch (/k/) (Greek)
Week of January 27: Ex- prefix
Week of February 3: cle v cal
Week of February 10: Words ending in /ul/ (il, el, al, le)
Week of February 17: us v ous
Week of February 24: -ate
Week of March 3: eigh, ough, augh


Enhance your spelling skills with me!
Learning Goals
Learners will improve their reading accuracy and speed while learning advanced spelling topics, including common suffixes, etymology's influence on spelling, and other advanced topics.
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Learning Needs
This class uses strategies aligned with the Science of Reading, which support all learners (including dyslexic learners) in attaining the skills necessary to read.
Pre-Requisites
Learners should take my basic spelling class first or feel confident in the topics in that class.
Supply List
Learners need a white board and marker (or paper with pen/dark enough writing implement that I'm able to see their writing throughout class). Learners may benefit from using a "pop-it" to hear words in the sounds. 

Hand-outs with weekly spelling practice will be made available after class.
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Illinois Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Master's Degree in Education from Dominican University
Bachelor's Degree from Middlebury College
I am a certified elementary teacher with years of experience in preschool and second grade. I have also taught ESL for 3 years on-line, and hold an MA in Teaching from Dominican University. I am trained in the Orton-Gillingham approach through IMSE (30-hour) and the Reed Charitable Foundation Classroom Educator (30-hour course).

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weekly
1x per week
25 min

Completed by 35 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-13
6-11 learners per class

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