English makes more sense when you can see the patterns.
I create tools and resources that make English patterns easier to understand, from sounds and syllables to spelling rules and meaning, so you can understand why English works the way it does and teach it more clearly.
Whether you’re using Orton-Gillingham, Science of Reading practices, or simply looking for a better way to teach reading and spelling, you’ll find practical, rule-based resources you can put to work right away.
Start with a clear path
Build reading and spelling skills from the foundations through advanced word study with a progression you can follow or use alongside your own curriculum.
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Read & Spell Foundations System Consonants & Short Vowels | Structured Literacy for Early Readers
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Scope and Sequence Bundle | Reading & Spelling System
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Short Vowel Rules Bundle | FLOSS, -ck,-tch, -dge Rules | Packets
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VCCV Bundle Packets + Fluency Stories | RABBIT, REPTILE, CANDY and HORNET Words
$20.66
Structured Literacy in Action
Strategies you can use in your lessons
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Do I Slow Down or Keep Moving? When What We’ve Taught Isn’t Sticking
You’ve taught the rules and patterns, and the student seems to know them. But when it’s time to actually read or spell, they’re still working much harder than you think they should be. This is a tricky place to be with a student. So, do you slow down and really work those earlier skills, or…
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Consonant-LE Words Explained: Table Words, Puzzle Words, and Syllable Division
If you’ve taught syllable types and syllable division, you’ve probably come across consonant-LE words like table, little, and puzzle. These are a different type of syllable division than students are used to because the final -le doesn’t follow what we typically think of as a syllable. The good news is that consonant+LE words follow a…
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Teaching Open & Closed Prefixes: A Guide for Teaching Morphology
If you’ve been teaching syllable types, you already know about open and closed syllables. Now we’re going to borrow those same ideas to talk about prefixes. A prefix is a word part added to the beginning of another word. It changes the meaning of the base word. Think about these: Once students begin recognizing prefixes,…
Structured Literacy Notes
Teaching ideas, useful resources, and occasional product updates for teaching reading and spelling.
A Little About Me
Hi, I’m Jennifer, a curriculum creator, OG-trained educator, and tutor.
I began tutoring in 2012 and quickly realized that many reading materials were either too complicated, too time-consuming, or too difficult for families and educators to use consistently. So I started creating my own.
Today, I design step-by-step, multisensory resources that make phonics, reading, and spelling easier to understand and teach. My goal is to take complex concepts and turn them into practical tools that save time and help students make meaningful progress.
Whether you’re a classroom teacher, interventionist, tutor, homeschool parent, or a parent supporting a student, you’ll find clear explanations, organized instruction, and ready-to-use resources grounded in structured literacy and the Science of Reading.
Whether you’re just getting started or deepening your practice, I’m glad you’re here.

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