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Ortografía multisensorial basada en la fonética de segundo grado, compatible con dislexia, MCER A2-B1
Clase semanal de ortografía para estudiantes de 2do grado enfocada en la conciencia fonémica. Los estudiantes pueden dominar la ortografía de 15 palabras nuevas cada semana. Enfoque multisensorial. Apto para dislexia. Basado en la Ciencia de la Lectura. Hojas de trabajo proporcionadas.
Experiencia de clase
Nivel de inglés - A1
Grado de EE. UU. 2
Nivel Beginner
Alineado con State-Specific Standards
🌟 Instruction follows the Phono-Graphix method for teaching reading and spelling which was developed with students with Dyslexia in mind. The Phono-Graphix method is very similar to Orton-Gillingham and is based on the Science of Reading. 🤓 Research shows that repetitive practice with new skills helps us learn information faster and retain it longer. Practice sessions should be spread out over a week or more to be most effective. That's why this class has three meetings over the course of a...
42 lessons//14 Weeks
Week 1Lesson 1Week 1: Short A words with CVC, CCVC, CCVC like in, “sat, glad, sand, grand”Introduction of the word list. I will model how students should sort their list to best learn the spellings. Word usage and age-appropriate definitions will be discussed. Homework is assigned after this lesson.Lesson 2Spelling for the Visual LearnerI will model how to add color and shapes to the spelling words to identify where all the sounds are in the words and how each sound is spelled. (Colored pencils or fine-tipped markers are highly recommended for this lesson!). Study skills are discussed so students learn how to study effectively for their spelling tests. Many of these skills carry over to other academic classes as well.Lesson 3Review and Spelling TestI will briefly provide instruction on words that students frequently struggle with so they remember those spellings on the test and beyond. After a refresher on those frequently misspelled words from the list, a spelling test is given. Students are expected to write the spelling words as they are called. Students will grade their tests in class.Week 2Lesson 4Week 2: Long E words with 'ee' and 'ea' like in, "speak, beep, and seal"Introduction of the word list. I will model how students should sort their list to best learn the spellings. Word usage and age-appropriate definitions will be discussed. Homework is assigned after this lesson.Lesson 5Spelling for the Visual LearnerI will model how to add color and shapes to the spelling words to identify where all the sounds are in the words and how each sound is spelled. (Colored pencils or fine-tipped markers are highly recommended for this lesson!). Study skills are discussed so students learn how to study effectively for their spelling tests. Many of these skills carry over to other academic classes as well.Lesson 6Review and Spelling TestI will briefly provide instruction on words that students frequently struggle with so they remember those spellings on the test and beyond. After a refresher on those frequently misspelled words from the list, a spelling test is given. Students are expected to write the spelling words as they are called. Students will grade their tests in class.Week 3Lesson 7Week 3: Long A words spelled with -ay and -aiIntroduction of the word list. I will model how students should sort their list to best learn the spellings. Word usage and age-appropriate definitions will be discussed. Homework is assigned after this lesson.Lesson 8Spelling for the Visual LearnerI will model how to add color and shapes to the spelling words to identify where all the sounds are in the words and how each sound is spelled. (Colored pencils or fine-tipped markers are highly recommended for this lesson!). Study skills are discussed so students learn how to study effectively for their spelling tests. Many of these skills carry over to other academic classes as well.Lesson 9Review and Spelling TestI will briefly provide instruction on words that students frequently struggle with so they remember those spellings on the test and beyond. After a refresher on those frequently misspelled words from the list, a spelling test is given. Students are expected to write the spelling words as they are called. Students will grade their tests in class.Week 4Lesson 10Week 4: Long I words spelled with -y and -ighIntroduction of the word list. I will model how students should sort their list to best learn the spellings. Word usage and age-appropriate definitions will be discussed. Homework is assigned after this lesson.Lesson 11Spelling for the Visual LearnerI will model how to add color and shapes to the spelling words to identify where all the sounds are in the words and how each sound is spelled. (Colored pencils or fine-tipped markers are highly recommended for this lesson!). Study skills are discussed so students learn how to study effectively for their spelling tests. Many of these skills carry over to other academic classes as well.Lesson 12Review and Spelling TestI will briefly provide instruction on words that students frequently struggle with so they remember those spellings on the test and beyond. After a refresher on those frequently misspelled words from the list, a spelling test is given. Students are expected to write the spelling words as they are called. Students will grade their tests in class.Week 5Lesson 13Week 5: Long O words spelled with -oa, and -owIntroduction of the word list. I will model how students should sort their list to best learn the spellings. Word usage and age-appropriate definitions will be discussed. Homework is assigned after this lesson.Lesson 14Spelling for the Visual LearnerI will model how to add color and shapes to the spelling words to identify where all the sounds are in the words and how each sound is spelled. (Colored pencils or fine-tipped markers are highly recommended for this lesson!). Study skills are discussed so students learn how to study effectively for their spelling tests. Many of these skills carry over to other academic classes as well.Lesson 15Review and Spelling TestI will briefly provide instruction on words that students frequently struggle with so they remember those spellings on the test and beyond. After a refresher on those frequently misspelled words from the list, a spelling test is given. Students are expected to write the spelling words as they are called. Students will grade their tests in class.Week 6Lesson 16Week 6: Words with the sound /er/ spelled with -ir, -ur, and -erIntroduction of the word list. I will model how students should sort their list to best learn the spellings. Word usage and age-appropriate definitions will be discussed. Homework is assigned after this lesson.Lesson 17Spelling for the Visual LearnerI will model how to add color and shapes to the spelling words to identify where all the sounds are in the words and how each sound is spelled. (Colored pencils or fine-tipped markers are highly recommended for this lesson!). Study skills are discussed so students learn how to study effectively for their spelling tests. Many of these skills carry over to other academic classes as well.Lesson 18Review and Spelling TestI will briefly provide instruction on words that students frequently struggle with so they remember those spellings on the test and beyond. After a refresher on those frequently misspelled words from the list, a spelling test is given. Students are expected to write the spelling words as they are called. Students will grade their tests in class.Week 7Lesson 19Week 7: Words with the sound /ow/ spelled with -ow and -ouIntroduction of the word list. I will model how students should sort their list to best learn the spellings. Word usage and age-appropriate definitions will be discussed. Homework is assigned after this lesson.Lesson 20Spelling for the Visual LearnerI will model how to add color and shapes to the spelling words to identify where all the sounds are in the words and how each sound is spelled. (Colored pencils or fine-tipped markers are highly recommended for this lesson!). Study skills are discussed so students learn how to study effectively for their spelling tests. Many of these skills carry over to other academic classes as well.Lesson 21Review and Spelling TestI will briefly provide instruction on words that students frequently struggle with so they remember those spellings on the test and beyond. After a refresher on those frequently misspelled words from the list, a spelling test is given. Students are expected to write the spelling words as they are called. Students will grade their tests in class.Week 8Lesson 22Week 8: Words with the sound /oy/ spelled with -oy and -oiIntroduction of the word list. I will model how students should sort their list to best learn the spellings. Word usage and age-appropriate definitions will be discussed. Homework is assigned after this lesson.Lesson 23Spelling for the Visual LearnerI will model how to add color and shapes to the spelling words to identify where all the sounds are in the words and how each sound is spelled. (Colored pencils or fine-tipped markers are highly recommended for this lesson!). Study skills are discussed so students learn how to study effectively for their spelling tests. Many of these skills carry over to other academic classes as well.Lesson 24Review and Spelling TestI will briefly provide instruction on words that students frequently struggle with so they remember those spellings on the test and beyond. After a refresher on those frequently misspelled words from the list, a spelling test is given. Students are expected to write the spelling words as they are called. Students will grade their tests in class.Week 9Lesson 25Week 9: Words with the sound /oo/ spelled with -ew, -oo, -uiIntroduction of the word list. I will model how students should sort their list to best learn the spellings. Word usage and age-appropriate definitions will be discussed. Homework is assigned after this lesson.Lesson 26Spelling for the Visual LearnerI will model how to add color and shapes to the spelling words to identify where all the sounds are in the words and how each sound is spelled. (Colored pencils or fine-tipped markers are highly recommended for this lesson!). Study skills are discussed so students learn how to study effectively for their spelling tests. Many of these skills carry over to other academic classes as well.Lesson 27Review and Spelling TestI will briefly provide instruction on words that students frequently struggle with so they remember those spellings on the test and beyond. After a refresher on those frequently misspelled words from the list, a spelling test is given. Students are expected to write the spelling words as they are called. Students will grade their tests in class.Week 10Lesson 28Week 10: Words with the short /oo/ sound like in "foot, brook, and could"Introduction of the word list. I will model how students should sort their list to best learn the spellings. Word usage and age-appropriate definitions will be discussed. Homework is assigned after this lesson.Lesson 29Spelling for the Visual LearnerI will model how to add color and shapes to the spelling words to identify where all the sounds are in the words and how each sound is spelled. (Colored pencils or fine-tipped markers are highly recommended for this lesson!). Study skills are discussed so students learn how to study effectively for their spelling tests. Many of these skills carry over to other academic classes as well.Lesson 30Review and Spelling TestI will briefly provide instruction on words that students frequently struggle with so they remember those spellings on the test and beyond. After a refresher on those frequently misspelled words from the list, a spelling test is given. Students are expected to write the spelling words as they are called. Students will grade their tests in class.Week 11Lesson 31Week 11: Words with the Short O soundIntroduction of the word list. I will model how students should sort their list to best learn the spellings. Word usage and age-appropriate definitions will be discussed. Homework is assigned after this lesson.Lesson 32Spelling for the Visual LearnerI will model how to add color and shapes to the spelling words to identify where all the sounds are in the words and how each sound is spelled. (Colored pencils or fine-tipped markers are highly recommended for this lesson!). Study skills are discussed so students learn how to study effectively for their spelling tests. Many of these skills carry over to other academic classes as well.Lesson 33Review and Spelling TestI will briefly provide instruction on words that students frequently struggle with so they remember those spellings on the test and beyond. After a refresher on those frequently misspelled words from the list, a spelling test is given. Students are expected to write the spelling words as they are called. Students will grade their tests in class.Week 12Lesson 34Week 12: Words with Long E and Long I spelled with -ieIntroduction of the word list. I will model how students should sort their list to best learn the spellings. Word usage and age-appropriate definitions will be discussed. Homework is assigned after this lesson.Lesson 35Spelling for the Visual LearnerI will model how to add color and shapes to the spelling words to identify where all the sounds are in the words and how each sound is spelled. (Colored pencils or fine-tipped markers are highly recommended for this lesson!). Study skills are discussed so students learn how to study effectively for their spelling tests. Many of these skills carry over to other academic classes as well.Lesson 36Review and Spelling TestI will briefly provide instruction on words that students frequently struggle with so they remember those spellings on the test and beyond. After a refresher on those frequently misspelled words from the list, a spelling test is given. Students are expected to write the spelling words as they are called. Students will grade their tests in class.Week 13Lesson 37Week 13: Long A words spelled with -eigh, -ei, -eaIntroduction of the word list. I will model how students should sort their list to best learn the spellings. Word usage and age-appropriate definitions will be discussed. Homework is assigned after this lesson.Lesson 38Spelling for the Visual LearnerI will model how to add color and shapes to the spelling words to identify where all the sounds are in the words and how each sound is spelled. (Colored pencils or fine-tipped markers are highly recommended for this lesson!). Study skills are discussed so students learn how to study effectively for their spelling tests. Many of these skills carry over to other academic classes as well.Lesson 39Review and Spelling TestI will briefly provide instruction on words that students frequently struggle with so they remember those spellings on the test and beyond. After a refresher on those frequently misspelled words from the list, a spelling test is given. Students are expected to write the spelling words as they are called. Students will grade their tests in class.Week 14Lesson 40Week 14: Hard and Soft C wordsIntroduction of the word list. I will model how students should sort their list to best learn the spellings. Word usage and age-appropriate definitions will be discussed. Homework is assigned after this lesson.Lesson 41Spelling for the Visual LearnerI will model how to add color and shapes to the spelling words to identify where all the sounds are in the words and how each sound is spelled. (Colored pencils or fine-tipped markers are highly recommended for this lesson!). Study skills are discussed so students learn how to study effectively for their spelling tests. Many of these skills carry over to other academic classes as well.Lesson 42Review and Spelling TestI will briefly provide instruction on words that students frequently struggle with so they remember those spellings on the test and beyond. After a refresher on those frequently misspelled words from the list, a spelling test is given. Students are expected to write the spelling words as they are called. Students will grade their tests in class.
Esta clase se imparte en Inglés.
- 1. Students will learn the proper spelling of second-grade-level words and their usage in the English language. Special focus on phonemic awareness, homophones, and words that just don't fit the "rules".
- 2. Students will gain confidence in their spelling, reading, and writing skills.
I am a state-certified Elementary Teacher who has become aware of the absence of structured spelling instruction in the schools today. In my private reading tutoring practice, I have watched my students become strong and independent spellers by using my approach.
0 - 1 horas semanales fuera de clase
Tarea
Frecuencia: 1-2 por semanaComentario: incluidoDetalles: Spelling activity worksheets and writing creative sentences are assigned to practice the word list.Evaluación
Frecuencia: 7 o más durante toda la claseDetalles: During the third live meeting each week students will take a spelling test and check their work.
The method of instruction used in this class is Phono-Graphix which is based on the Science of Reading and is Dyslexia-friendly.
Students should know all the sounds of the letters of the English alphabet as well as these digraphs: sh, th, ch, ck.
Students will need lined writing paper and a pencil. Spelling activity documents will be found in the classroom for printing.
Los estudiantes no necesitarán utilizar ninguna aplicación o sitio web más allá de las herramientas estándar de Outschool.
Experiencia y certificaciones del docente
2 los profesores tienen certificados de enseñanza
Nueva York Certificado de Docencia en Inglés para hablantes de otros idiomas
Misuri Certificado de Docencia en Educación elemental
1 el profesor tiene un título de posgrado
Maestría en Educación desde City College of New York
6 los profesores tienen título de licenciatura
Licenciatura en Comunicaciones desde Regent University
Licenciatura desde Central Missouri State University
Licenciatura desde University of Missouri - Kansas City
Licenciatura en Educación desde Kansas State University
Licenciatura en Artes y ciencias liberales desde San Diego State University
Licenciatura en Bellas Artes desde University of Tennessee
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336 US$
por 42 clases3 x por semana, 14 semanas
25 min
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