Great question! I am a highly trained Og practitioner with over 10,000 hours of tutoring hours under my belt. I started my journey over 20 years ago with Sonday System training and then went on to OG training through Orton Gillingham of Minnesota; I received all four levels of training that were offered at the time. I then began working at Orton Gillingham Reading Specialists and was mentored by Karen Sonday, Fellow OGA, and her mother, Arlene Sonday, Founding President of OGA. Students and teachers thoroughly test my games for playability and fun! The teaching materials are all edited by a Fellow before release.
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Emerging Readers
An emerging reader focuses on patterns to solidify new sounds and rules. We have developed games that isolate these patterns. From short a to vowel pairs our games are a fun way to practice a variety of sounds.
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23 Jan, 2025
-dge I am concluding my series of short vowel-based patterns with <dge>. Click the attached links to read about the...
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Does Sammy really like fried zebras? The pattern of doubling <f>, <l>, <s>, and <z> in a one-syllable word after...
14 May, 2024
/ch/ -tch after a short vowel Don’t you love that we have a pattern that is so simple to follow? ...