These skills and sequence were inspired by concepts learned in a conference for multisensory learning and ortongillingham methods loosely based on recipe for reading. Ortongillingham og instructional programs and other instructional programs derived from the original curriculum. This complete orton gillingham bundle follows the scope and sequence of the wilson fundations program, but it is suitable to support most orton gillingham programs. Extra practice pages can be done as seatwork or sent home. Over the course of our 20year journey teaching kids with dyslexia to read, learning about and. Jun 24, 2017 if you prefer to listen to this post, click the player below. If you are an an ortongillingham teacher, or if you use other systematic intensive phonics methods suitable for dyslexics, you know the importance of direct teaching with lots of structured reading. During an ortongillingham lesson, be sure to ask your student to read a passage, making certain to have a dictionary it is a good idea to use an electronic dictionary and pencil or highlighter on hand ask your student to underline unknown words with either a pencil or a highlighter ask your student to look up the word in a dictionary. During an orton gillingham lesson, be sure to ask your student to read a passage, making certain to have a dictionary it is a good idea to use an electronic dictionary and pencil or highlighter on hand. Of all reading programs, orton gillingham has the most research to support its effectiveness with dyslexic learners.
Samuel orton and educator anne gillingham developed the basic philosophy of orton gillingham throughout the 1930s and 1940s, believing that students with severe dyslexia needed a multisensory approach, particularly the use of auditory, visual, and kinesthetic channels, in their literacy instruction sheffield,1991. Select the visual card for the letter being taught. There is no set sequence and it takes time and practice to figure out what works for each. Phonics first reading and spelling system, an imslec accredited msl program developed by rlac, is a multisensory, systematic, structured, sequential, phonicsbased, directinstruction approach to teaching beginning, atrisk, struggling, learning disabled, dyslexic and ell readers.
The ortongillingham approach is a direct, explicit, multisensory, structured, sequential, diagnostic, and prescriptive way to teach literacy when reading, writing, and spelling does not come easily to individuals, such as those with dyslexia. Over the course of our 20year journey teaching kids with dyslexia to read, learning about and teaching with the orton gillingham method has made the biggest impact on our kids reading click here to learn more about the philosophy behind the orton gillingham og approach to. Samuel orton, a neurologist, and anna gillingham, a. Ortongillingham scope and sequence level 1 colorful dreams kindergarten nursery kindergarten writing. The links for k through 2nd grade are at the bottom of this page. Samuel orton and educator anne gillingham developed the basic philosophy of ortongillingham throughout the 1930s and 1940s, believing that students with severe dyslexia needed a multisensory approach, particularly the use of auditory, visual, and kinesthetic channels, in their literacy instruction sheffield,1991. Jan 7, 2016 recording sheet based on the ortongillingham sequence of letters. Overall, this orton gillingham based resource includes a multitude of skills development. Each lesson plan uses proven ortongillingham methods to provide effective intervention in small group settings.
Ortongillingham is a wellregarded approach to teaching kids who struggle with reading. It was developed in the 1930s on the basis of research performed by dr. To understand why it works so well, and to see the research, click here. The ortongillingham approach is considered the first of its kind to implement and popularize the multisensory, visualauditorykinesthetic vak approach to teaching students with. Over the course of our 20year journey teaching kids with dyslexia to read, learning about and teaching with the ortongillingham method has made the biggest impact on our kids reading click here to learn more about the philosophy behind the ortongillingham og. I used a multitude of og curricula scope and sequences as guides in the development of this one. Based on ortongillingham principles, this set of advanced language tool kit cards is designed to help students with language disabilities. In this video you will see various multisensory techniques used with a student to learn and practice a sight word.
Practitioner says letter names and student repeats. This part of the course will introduce the trainee to the. This was one of the requested topics from a weeks back on my facebook page. Ortongillingham word list strategies the literacy nest. If youre not using the software, you can correlate the lessons in ultimate phonics to other reading programs by using the scope and sequence. Hopefully seeing photos will help to give a better understanding. Overview of the ortongillingham associate level course. Orton and was developed into a remedial reading program manual by anna gillingham and bessie stillman. Preventing academic failure paf, by phyllis bertin and eileen perlman is an orton gillingham based mulitsensory program targeting grades one through four. Orton gillingham phonics scope and sequence worksheets. Decodable books and text contain words made of lettersounds, and spelling and morphological patterns e.
Sonday system 1 offers structured, systematic, multisensory reading intervention for beginning readers through the end of 2nd grade reading level. Fellows are independent practitioners qualified to train and supervise others in the ortongillingham approach as well as provide instruction for the dyslexic learner tier 3. Teaching orton gillingham open syllables is a lot of fun if you make it multisensory. Ortongillingham scope and sequence level 1 reading fluency, reading. Maxscholar ortongillingham spelling rules teachers manual page 3 this is the main menu the student will find when heshe first opens spelling rules. Orton gillingham approach reading programs for dyslexia. Ask your student to underline unknown words with either a pencil or a highlighter. If you are an an orton gillingham teacher, or if you use other systematic intensive phonics methods suitable for dyslexics, you know the importance of direct teaching with lots of structured reading. Ortongillingham alphabet naming and sounds assessment. If you were to observe a lesson from an ortongillingham based program.
It is up to the discretion of the fellow if more coursework andor practicum hours are required. Phoneme vs grapheme phonemes speech sound graphemes letter or letters that spell a phoneme. Free complete multisensory orton gillingham lessons. Here is how i teach open syllables to my students using letter tiles. While the methods were originally created to meet the needs of diverse learners, they do meet current evidence supporting. Characteristics of ogbased instruction the og approach is a systematic, sequential, multisensory, synthetic and phonicsbased approach to teaching reading.
Ultimate phonics scope and sequence free download as pdf file. Each lesson plan uses proven orton gillingham methods to provide effective intervention in small group settings. Browse orton gillingham resources on teachers pay teachers, a marketplace trusted by millions of teachers for original educational. Vocabulary development orton gillingham online academy. Ortongillingham scope and sequence level 1 this scope and sequence provides a guide for all phonics skills that would be covered in. While designed for my 2nd semester of 2nd grade, use it for what you need. This game follows the kindergarten orton gillingham scope and sequence. Writing development and strategies working and longterm memory development visual memory word retrieval processing speed accent were does the accent belong. Teachers of the og method engage all learners by presenting.
Our multisensory, direct, explicit, structured and sequential intense intervention program is research and evidence based. Decodable books and text passages are an important part of a structured literacy approach to reading instruction. The ortongillingham og language approach is based on the belief that incorporating specific skills in the educational process has a positive impact on the students ability to learn how to read, write and spell. Much more detail on a lesson to come there is also something in orton gillingham called a scope and sequence the order in which the letters and concepts are taught. This sequence chart should be used to chart a students assessments, prior to beginning og instruction. We teach the 7 essential phonemic awareness skills as rapidly as possible. Introduction to the ortongillingham approach o introduction to phonology sound symbol association o ortongillingham structure the syllable the six syllable types rules of syllabication spelling rules the ortongillingham lesson plan o scope and sequence o spelling o dictation the student profile.
Phonics first reading and spelling system, an imslec accredited msl program developed by rlac, is a multisensory, systematic, structured, sequential, phonicsbased, directinstruction approach to teaching beginning, atrisk, struggling, learning disabled, dyslexic and ell readers rooted in the ortongillingham principles of instruction, phonics first uses scientifically. Orton gillingham syllable worksheets teachers pay teachers. Introduction this portion of the lesson is the teaching of the new concept. This is easy to follow and goes along with many of the typical. The orton gillingham approach is a direct, explicit, multisensory, structured, sequential, diagnostic, and prescriptive way to teach literacy when reading, writing, and spelling does not come easily to individuals, such as those with dyslexia. Use a comprehensive scope and sequence for teaching the ortongillingham approach for students grades k5 this course may be taken alone or with a practicum. Jun 24, 2015 in this video you will see various multisensory techniques used with a student to learn and practice a sight word. Ortongillingham scope and sequence level 1 phonics. How to teach ortongillingham open syllables structured. The orton gillingham method is used to teach reading, writing and spelling. Sonday system 2 offers structured, systematic, multisensory reading intervention for intermediate readers within a 3rd through 8th grade reading level. The ortongillingham lesson plan o scope and sequence o spelling o dictation the student profile o medical, educational, academic, testing grammar morphology. I found these materials to do a complete multisensory phonogram orton gillingham based approach to reading and spelling. Depending on the skill level of the student this could be an independent word work activity.
This game board was created to use with small groups or individuals in my class to practice reading cvc words. As in all our programs, the student should go in order to learn and practice each of the rules. For example, you can use the cards in conjunction with your schools reading series. Explicit instruction is provided in phonology and phono. Jul 24, 2018 ultimate phonics scope and sequence free download as pdf. It can look confusing at first glance to read what i am writing below. The student is first introduced to the new word, connecting it to something she.
It is most properly understood and practiced as an approach, not a method, program, or system. Karina has an extensive background in working with students of all ages and various learning modalities. In order to make the text more readable, a small number of. If you are not familiar, take your time looking at the rules. This comprehensive bundle of 41 engaging card and board games spanning the ortongillingham scope and sequence is perfect for every teacher and tutor using any og based program. The ortongillingham approach has proven successful with students who have struggled with reading and spelling in traditional classroom settings despite normal intelligence, hearing and vision. However, there are many reading programs available that use the orton gillingham approach. They rearranged their site so my old links dont work. This phonics cheat sheet is aligned to orton gillingham and can be used as a scope and sequence for structured and explicit phonics instruction. On all of these combinations, the dictation is as important as the worksheet. Organized easily and sequentially, this attractive chart gives you the opportunity to identify if the students mistakes are spelling or reading, as well as the opportunity to identify when the particular lesson is to be taught. How to find a starting point using the ortongillingham.
Of all reading programs, ortongillingham has the most research to support its effectiveness with dyslexic learners. As a teacher or tutor using the ortongillingham lesson plans, you want to make the best choice for your student, but that means gathering some pieces of the puzzle that show who they are as a reader. How to find a starting point using the ortongillingham approach. Phonics scope and sequence ultimate phonics software. Using the visual, auditory, and kinesthetic modalities simultaneously, the paf curriculum systematically and unequivocally teaches the skills required for the successful acquisition of. I found these materials to do a complete multisensory phonogram ortongillingham based approach to reading and spelling. The stern centers ortongillingham institute is accredited by the academy of ortongillingham practitioners and educators. Orton gillingham online academy 2016 teacher may reproduce materials for classroom, noncommercial use only for instructional purposes. Based on orton gillingham principles, this set of advanced language tool kit cards is designed to help students with language disabilities. Read controlledtext stories on paper, in black and white, for fluency, accuracy, and phrasing. In the class i took, they used the scope and sequence from a book called, unlocking the power of print, by dorothy blosser whitehead. Having students walk around the floor in the pattern of a letter, for instance, is an activity inspired by ortongillingham. Then do the worksheets or hand give them to a student. These skills and sequence were inspired by concepts learned in a conference for multisensory learning and orton gillingham methods loosely based on recipe for reading.
The exact lesson sequence may differ depending on where the teacher. These cards were specifically aligned with the assessment and scope. This card is found in the reading deck or create your own card using a black sharpie marker and an index card. The orton gillingham og method was devised by samuel orton and anna gillingham. Im going to walk you through a tricky part of using the ortongillingham approach today. Over the course of our 20year journey teaching kids with dyslexia to read, learning about and teaching with the ortongillingham method has made the biggest impact on our. Recording sheet based on the ortongillingham sequence of letters. This is easy to follow and goes along with many of the typical phonics curricula that are on the market. It is a multisensory method used to teach children with true dyslexia to read. Therefore, the wwc is unable to draw any research based conclusions about the effectiveness or ineffectiveness of unbranded orton. Here i am going more in depth on when to use each letter combination.
Orton gillingham sequence chart literacy, gillingham. Rooted in the orton gillingham principles of instruction. Thats why many teachers use ortongillingham type strategies in their reading instruction. The associate level course is the foundationlevel course in the og approach.
Free complete multisensory ortongillingham lessons. The orton gillingham approach is not a reading program. Teacher may reproduce materials for classroom, non. Follow your ogbased curriculum sequence for which material to introduce next. My classes will provide handson opportunities to learn the structure of the english language and practice multisensory techniques for teaching reading, spelling, and handwriting. Teacher may reproduce materials for classroom, noncommercial. Cut out the picture from this workbook or photocopy the page and cut out the picture. It includes phonemic awareness intervention, word lists and sentences with hundreds of decodable stories with cloze passages, fluency.
I designed this chart to accompany the orton gillingham method. It is up to the discretion of the fellow if more coursework and or practicum hours are required. This scope and sequence provides a guide for all phonics skills that would be covered in. Today, im blogging about how i use my words and sentences lists. The orton gillingham approach is considered the first of its kind to implement and popularize the multisensory, visualauditorykinesthetic vak approach to teaching students with dyslexia to read. I have used multiple sequences in the past 25 years as an og tutor. The multisensory math program is an outgrowth of an effort to apply strategies from evidence based reading instruction to conceptually based mathematics instruction. So blame it on inadequate word skills and manual fatigue. There is also something in orton gillingham called a scope and sequence the order in. The essential components of the program are that it is individualized, multisensory, systematic, logical sequential, and cumulative. Spending time doing that will help you make an informed decision. It is truly ortongillingham based math instruction.
September 20 page 2 morphology morpheme is the smallest unit of meaning including s. Orton gillingham approach is based on the work of dr. Fellows are independent practitioners qualified to train and supervise others in the orton gillingham approach as well as provide instruction for the dyslexic learner tier 3. Use your lesson planner sheet after each reading lesson to make notes of what concepts will.