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Multi-Sensory Spelling for Older Learners (Orton-Gillingham)--Dyslexia-Friendly

In this ongoing class, spellers will increase their skills, confidence, and abilities to spell words at the 2nd-4th grade level. Excellent for students with dyslexia or other spelling difficulties.
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
Word lists matching our spelling skill, as well as optional practice activities, will be provided as optional activities to continue learning.

Class Experience

US Grade 2 - 4
Please note: This course is designed for older students who struggle with spelling. In order to protect their experience, learners must be at least 10 years of age to join the class. Please see my similar listing "Multi-Sensory Spelling Club (Orton-Gillingham)--Dyslexia-Friendly" if your learner is younger than 10.

Spelling is a difficult skill to master and even strong readers can struggle to spell words. Students succeed with spelling when they receive explicit, systematic spelling instruction. This class will allow students explicit instruction and practice to improve their spelling skills.

In this class, we will use "Pop-its" (Feel free to use any pop-it you have--or I will provide alternatives if you forget/don't have one) to segment words, then match sound/spelling combinations to those sounds to create words. 

Each class will include:
1. An Introductory Question
2. A Mini-lesson on the spelling rule or pattern (with game or activity)
3. Practice with Phonemic awareness (usually segmentation, also work with syllables--often with game or activity)
4. Dictation of words (Following the pop, write, check method).
5. Dictation of sentences

A word list will be provided each week for additional practice. It will include a variety of activities for appropriate at-home practice.

Topics by Week 

Week of September 9: Short Vowels
Week of September 16:  C v. K 
Week of September 23: Consonant Digraphs
Week of September 30: Blends
Week of October 7 Open and Closed Syllable
Week of October 14 : NO CLASS
Week of October 21: -ck, -tch, 
Week of October 28: FLOSS rule
Week of November 4: -ic endings
Week of November 11: Y as a vowel
Week of November 18: Soft C and G
Week of November 25: NO CLASS
Week of December 2: Magic E
Week of December 9: ge/dge
Week of December 16: Vowel Team syllables (AI/AY) 

New topics will continue into the fall. Dates will be updated by December.

Other Details

Supply List
Learners should have a pop-it available if needed, as well as a white board and marker or paper and pencil.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
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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 elementary school. 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 109 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 10-14
5-11 learners per class

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