Meg and Greg an Orton Gillingham Resource

The holidays have come and gone. For most of us, life is getting back to the usual pace and routine.

Remember back in a previous article, I wrote how early math skills are a predictor of reading skills? Well of course it’s important to teach and practice reading skills along with basic math concepts. 

So as a long time Orton-Gillingham Practitioner, I was excited to receive a copy of a new reading resource that fits perfectly with Orton Gillingham instruction.

The big idea with the book, A Duck in a Sock: Four Phonics Stories, is that it’s designed for shared reading between two people.

How it works: An adult or buddy reads more complex text that keeps the story interesting, while the child reads a simpler level of text that uses a phonics approach. A kid learning to read at an older-than-average age no longer needs to feel bored and demoralized by being given books written for a younger child. It helps in reducing debility in any part of the spine, cialis cheap online but chest and the lower section of the back are the most common areas. Clogged arteries are basically the situation where erectile dysfunction and viagra doctor heart health may help one to recognize signs and symptoms of heart disease early on and get treatment before heart problems become a serious issue.The actual link between Erectile Dysfunction(ED) and heart attack is still not well understood by medical practitioners as well as the men who suffer from erectile dysfunction. Do not just rely on what people have best online cialis http://appalachianmagazine.com/2018/10/15/the-fearsome-fairies-of-the-dark-woodlands/ to say about these products. Take small but frequent meals, so that your stomach secretes less amount of acid cialis 5mg price at a time to foster digestion. 4. This is the debut book for the much-needed new Meg and Greg series. I love it and the book and the OG Practitioners who tired it like it too.

The book was created by Elspeth & Rowena Rae along with the talents of Vancouver-based illustrator Elisa Gutiérrez. More information can be found here. www.tworeadbooks.com. 

If you’re interested in getting a copy of the book yourself, it is now available in print and e-book versions. You can find it online at Amazon, Indigo, Barnes & Noble, iBooks, and Kobo. 

Good reading resources are hard to find and this one is definitely worth purchasing.