Reading Made Fun: Multisensory Phonics & Literacy Skills for Early Readers!

In this class, language is explicitly taught through multisensory techniques, which involve the use of visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learning styles. This class, designed for early readers, will focus on phonics, phonological awareness, vocabulary, fluency, and comprehension skills. The Orton-Gillingham method will be implemented in a structured, sequential, and cumulative way to help students develop strong reading and writing skills. 

Each week we will work on a new letter sound, phonemic awareness, sight words, and more using a multi-sensory approach. Students will be read a book that matches that week's letter, students will practice letter sounds so they learn to decode (reading) and eventually encode (spelling). 

Teaching New Concepts:
1. Multisensory teaching of new letter sounds and names. 
2. We will brainstorm a list of objects that start with that sound. I will show objects. 
3. We will practice letter formation. 
4. We will connect the concept with literature by reading a book that features that week's letter. 
5. We will read a decodable reader together. 

As students progress through the class we will add:
1. Three-part drill of visual, auditory and blending. 
2. Vowel intensive. 
3. Sentence writing. 

Students that enroll in this class do not need to know any letter sounds or be able to read independently. 

Students who enroll in the class late will have the opportunity to learn previously taught concepts during review. We review each of the previously taught concepts in a compounding lesson plan each week through drills and more. 

Please note that this class is set to automatically renew on Sundays. If you do not cancel before Sunday, you will be rebilled automatically. Please note that I cannot hold your spot if you unenroll for vacation, etc. We will take the week of Thanksgiving and Christmas / New Year off.