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  • The Magic of Teaching Magic E Syllables (VIDEO)
    Reading | Types of Syllables | Videos

    The Magic of Teaching Magic E Syllables (VIDEO)

    From Orton Gillingham Coaching Teaching Magic-E (Silent E) Syllables, Tools & Strategies Magic E is the second syllable pattern you teach in Orton Gillingham in the REVLOC system of syllable patterns. Magic E Syllable Pattern The Magic E pattern is VCE – Vowel, Consonant, Silent E at the end. The silent E makes the vowel…

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  • REVLOC Syllable Sorting Game
    Syllable Division | Teaching Tools & Strategies | Types of Syllables

    REVLOC Syllable Sorting Game

    If you want to do something with a student that feels like a game, sorting syllables is a fun way to get going. There aren’t many rules. I have attached a cutout to this post for download. You can print it, cut it out, and get started. You can also make more syllables and keep…

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  • How to Divide Consonant-le Words (The Count Back 3 Rule Explained) + Word Lists
    Syllable Division

    How to Divide Consonant-le Words (The Count Back 3 Rule Explained) + Word Lists

    Both the Consonant + LE syllable type and the C+LE syllable division patterns are a departure from what we teach students in our other syllable division rules. Let’s dive in to see how it’s done. In this article (jump to): What is Consonant + LE? Consonant+LE is the L in REVLOC. To divide a word…

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  • Syllable Division | Types of Syllables

    The Secrets to Syllable Types in Orton Gillingham Teaching

    What makes OG (Orton Gillingham) so special is the way it teaches the English language in broken down parts and then re-assembles them into a whole; meaning that by the time a student is older (or for an adult), it’s easy to the English language from a broad perspective. A major component to help gain…

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