Class Overview
This class will expand upon the literacy skills that the student already has and expand the syllable types they can read and spell as well as their reading fluency with passages and or novels if applicable. If 1 or more students are taking the class together, they must all be at the same level.
Students may begin at one of the following levels:
1.) Closed Syllables Unit: Word Reading, Sentence Reading, and Passage Reading with the following concepts:
-VC or CVC syllables and words
-CCVC, CVCC words with and without suffix -s
-Closed Syllable Exception Words
-Closed Syllable Latin Bases with Closed Syllable Prefixes and Suffixes
-Multisyllabic Words with Closed Syllables
2.) Vowel Consonant e Syllables Unit: Word Reading, Sentence Reading, and Passage Reading with the following concepts:
-1 Syllable VCe words
-VCe words with prefixes and suffixes
-Multisyllable VCe Words with a closed syllable and VCe Syllable
3.) Open Syllable Words: Syllabication, Word Reading, Sentence Reading, and Passage Reading with the following concepts:
- Overview of Open Syllables
- Open Syllables with other Syllable Types
- Y as a Vowel
-Multisyllabic Words with 3 different syllable types
4.) Morphology
- Suffixes that change meaning
-Prefixes that change meaning
-Grammar and Suffixes
-Final syllable -le
5.) Additional Sound- Letter Correspondence and Rules
- C and G
- ph and -tch
- Noun forming suffixes
- Types of Nounds
6.) R Controlled Syllables
-ar, er, ir, or, ur in 1 syllable words
-ar, er, ir, or, ur in multisyllabic words
- R controlled syllable exceptions
7.) Vowel Teams
- a vowel teams
- e vowel teams
- o vowel teams
- u vowel teams
8.) Adding suffixes to Changing Base Words
5 Years old and above
English
Students must be at least 7 years of age and ready to learn to read!
Pencil, Paper, Materials Sent by Tutor
Yes- I would be happy to have up to groups of 3.
While we cover the same concepts, we shift activities quickly, and I build in game play for younger students. Some reading games include "guess my rule," "guess my word," "roll and read," "roll and spell," and word tic- tac-toe. I also incentivize student learning and performance with activities of choice at the end of session.
My teaching practices align with the science of reading as well as research that has been done on multisensory learning programs such as Wilson Reading and Orton Gillingham.
Absolutely! I have worked with many adults who are eager to improve their reading and writing skills for improved communication socially or at work.