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Orton Gillingham Coaching: Get to Know the Reading Consonant Deck

The Reading Consonant Deck is the first deck used in Orton Gillingham. This video explains the whole deck -- going through each card and key words. Get to know this deck! And be sure to check out the links below. There is a free template for creating your own card decks. https://youtu.be/949sHyYVf0k Link to FREE Card...

Sound Spelling Versus Sound Reading

Sound Spelling Versus Sound Reading, What’s the Difference? When taking an Orton Gillingham class, as a student or as a teacher, you will have two terms: Reading Consonant & Vowels and Spelling Consonants & Vowels. What’s the difference in the two? It can get a little confusing. Reading Consonant & Vowel Sounds When going through a consonant reading...

How to Spell a Consonant Sound

Often in spelling and writing the letters and their pronunciations are considered, but what I had never experienced until working with Orton Gillingham is how to spell a letter sound. This post is on how to spell consonant sounds. Next week, I will cover spelling vowel sounds. There are letters that make sounds, d says...

Say, “Wuh”? Pronouncing Sounds

There are times when pronouncing a consonant letter, people will say it like this: For “m” someone might say, “muh” or “d,” “duh.” Actually, m says, “mmmm” and d says “d” (clipped, no uh on it). The sounds of letters are the smallest unit of sound in the English language. They are called phonemes (pronounced: ph?-n?ms). This is...

Consonant sound prounciation

Orton Gillingham Coaching: Get to Know the Reading Consonant Deck

Sound Spelling Versus Sound Reading

How to Spell a Consonant Sound

Say, “Wuh”? Pronouncing Sounds

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