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Royal Oak, Michigan, United States
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The team at DRGNFLAI brings together deep expertise in structured literacy, dyslexia intervention, instructional design, and artificial intelligence. Our resources are created by a Certified Dyslexia Specialist and Certified Instructor of the Science of Reading with over 20 years of experience working with students, teachers, and school leaders across the country — and designed with the support of AI to ensure clarity, consistency, and usability. Our collective credentials include national certifications through IMSLEC and the International Dyslexia Association, a master's degree in instructional design, and AI certifications from MIT. We've trained thousands of educators, presented at national conferences, and built materials for real classrooms at every level.
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Preview of Morphology Routine | 10-Minute Root Routine | Prefixes, Roots & Suffixes Gr 3-12

Morphology Routine | 10-Minute Root Routine | Prefixes, Roots & Suffixes Gr 3-12

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Help students unlock the meaning of hundreds of words with this structured, easy-to-use morphology routine — designed for Grades 3 and up and ideal for intervention with older students. This resource gives teachers a clear, repeatable 10-minute routine for teaching any root, prefix, or suffix explicitly. No prep required beyond choosing your target root. The same routine works every time, so students build confidence and independence as the structure becomes familiar. What’s Included (7 page
Preview of Reciprocal Teaching | Comprehension Strategy | SOR | Grades 3–Adult

Reciprocal Teaching | Comprehension Strategy | SOR | Grades 3–Adult

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A structured comprehension routine grounded in the Science of Reading. Students take turns leading a small group through any text using four cognitive strategies: Predict, Clarify, Question, and Summarize — building the habits of mind that close-reading instruction depends on. What’s Included• Teacher instruction page with background on the RT framework, the four roles, a gradual release timeline, key teaching tips, and directions for using the student role card • Student Role Card — a printab
Preview of Short E and Short I Phonics Confusion Pairs | Intervention | Grades 3 - Adult

Short E and Short I Phonics Confusion Pairs | Intervention | Grades 3 - Adult

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Help students who confuse the short e and short i sounds finally hear the difference — with a structured, repeatable activity grounded in the Science of Reading. This resource uses CVC pseudowords to isolate the vowel sound, removing the influence of word meaning and forcing students to listen carefully to the vowel alone. What’s Included• Teacher instruction page with three flexible activity options • Five word lists (50 pseudowords total) targeting the short e /e/ vs. short i /ɪ/ confusion pai
Preview of • Phoneme Blending & Segmenting | CVC Word Lists | Phoneme Awareness | K-2

• Phoneme Blending & Segmenting | CVC Word Lists | Phoneme Awareness | K-2

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A ready-to-use phoneme awareness routine for blending and segmenting CVC words — no prep, no materials needed. Grounded in the Science of Reading, this oral activity builds the foundational phoneme awareness skills that beginning readers need before and alongside phonics instruction. What’s Included • Teacher instruction page with research-aligned tips for blending and segmenting CVC words, including how to handle continuous vs. stop sounds correctly • Four blending routines ready to use imm
Preview of Short A and Short E | Phonics Confusion Pairs |  Grades 3 - Adult | Intervention

Short A and Short E | Phonics Confusion Pairs | Grades 3 - Adult | Intervention

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A structured auditory discrimination activity for intervention, dyslexia remediation, and phonics instruction with older students. Targets the short a (/a/ as in apple) and short e (/e/ as in edge) confusion pair — one of the most common sources of persistent vowel errors in older struggling readers. All word lists use pseudowords, removing word recognition as a crutch and requiring students to listen purely for the vowel sound. What’s Included • Teacher instruction page with three activity
Preview of Short E and Short I | Phonics Confusion Pairs | Auditory Discrimination | K-1

Short E and Short I | Phonics Confusion Pairs | Auditory Discrimination | K-1

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A targeted phonics activity for teaching students to hear the difference between short e (/ɛ/ as in egg) and short i (/ɪ/ as in inchworm) — one of the trickiest vowel confusion pairs for beginning readers. Includes a teacher instruction page, four ready-to-use CVC word lists, and a student sort worksheet with three flexible activity options to fit any classroom routine. What’s Included • Teacher instruction page with three fully-described activity options — no guesswork • 4 CVC word lists (5 rea
Preview of Short A and Short E | Phonics Confusion Pairs | Auditory Discrimination | K-1

Short A and Short E | Phonics Confusion Pairs | Auditory Discrimination | K-1

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A targeted phonics activity for teaching students to hear the difference between short a (/æ/ as in apple) and short e (/ɛ/ as in egg) — one of the most common vowel confusion pairs in early reading. Includes a teacher instruction page, four ready-to-use CVC word lists, and a student sort worksheet with three flexible activity options to fit any classroom routine. What’s Included • Teacher instruction page with three fully-described activity options — no guesswork • 4 CVC word lists (5 real
Preview of Vocabulary Four Square | Tier 2 Word Study | Science of Reading | Gr 3-Adult

Vocabulary Four Square | Tier 2 Word Study | Science of Reading | Gr 3-Adult

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A structured, repeatable vocabulary routine grounded in the Science of Reading. Students deeply process any Tier 2 word through definition, sentence writing, non-example, and illustration — moving beyond memorization into real word ownership. What's Included • Teacher instruction page with research-aligned tips for whole group, small group, and intervention use • Student worksheet with a color-coded four-quadrant graphic organizer and center word bubble The Four Quadrants • Definition —
Preview of Repeated Reading Fluency Routine | Science of Reading | Structured Literacy | OG

Repeated Reading Fluency Routine | Science of Reading | Structured Literacy | OG

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Build Fluency with Purposeful, Structured Repeated ReadingSupport your students in developing accurate, fluent, and expressive reading with this structured repeated reading protocol. Grounded in the Science of Reading and aligned with Structured Literacy and dyslexia intervention practices, this resource provides a clear, step-by-step routine that moves students from decoding to fluent reading within a single session. This protocol intentionally combines explicit phonics focus with repeated rea
Preview of Open/Closed Syllables Activities | Grades 1–3 + Intervention for Older Students

Open/Closed Syllables Activities | Grades 1–3 + Intervention for Older Students

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Master Open vs. Closed Syllables with Engaging, Multisensory Practice!Help your students confidently distinguish between open and closed syllables with this interactive, Orton-Gillingham–aligned activity. Designed using Structured Literacy principles and grounded in the Science of Reading, this resource builds strong phonics foundations through auditory discrimination, active participation, and meaningful repetition. Students listen to a syllable, connect it to a real word (e.g., “rab” in rabbi
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Experience

The team at DRGNFLAI brings together deep expertise in structured literacy, dyslexia intervention, instructional design, and artificial intelligence. Our resources are created by a Certified Dyslexia Specialist and Certified Instructor of the Science of Reading with over 20 years of experience working with students, teachers, and school leaders across the country — and designed with the support of AI to ensure clarity, consistency, and usability. Our collective credentials include national certifications through IMSLEC and the International Dyslexia Association, a master's degree in instructional design, and AI certifications from MIT. We've trained thousands of educators, presented at national conferences, and built materials for real classrooms at every level.

Teaching style

We design resources that are easy to implement, research-aligned, and immediately useful — no complicated prep, no guesswork. Everything we create is grounded in the Science of Reading and structured literacy, with clear teacher instructions and flexible activity options. You'll also notice that many of our materials have a cleaner, less colorful look than similar products — and that's completely intentional. Our resources are designed with older students and intervention settings in mind, where professional-looking materials help maintain student dignity and engagement. For younger learners, we offer separate versions of select activities with more colorful, grade-appropriate graphics. When you see two versions of the same resource, that's by design — same strong content, different presentation for different learners.

Awards & shining teacher moments

The DRGNFLAI team holds active certifications as a Certified Orton-Gillingham Dyslexia Specialist (IMSLEC), Certified Instructor of Teaching (IMSLEC), and Certified Structured Literacy Dyslexia Interventionist through the International Dyslexia Association, alongside a master's degree in instructional design and dual AI certifications from MIT. Our work has been presented at more than 20 state and national conferences, including the National Council for Exceptional Children, the National ESEA Conference, and the Learning Disabilities Association of America. One of our favorite pieces of feedback: “Thank you for the best PD ever” — because that's exactly what we're here for.

My own education history

The DRGNFLAI team brings together graduate-level training in Orton-Gillingham structured literacy, a master's degree in instructional design, and AI certification coursework from MIT — alongside decades of hands-on classroom and coaching experience. We believe the best resources come from people who never stopped learning, and that philosophy shows up in everything we make.

Additional biographical information

DRGNFLAI was built on a shared belief that teachers deserve materials that are practical, research-based, and designed for the students who need them most. Our resources are created by a Certified Dyslexia Specialist and Instructor of the Science of Reading and designed with AI — a combination that brings both instructional rigor and thoughtful presentation to every product. You won't find a lot of clip art here. What you will find are clean, professional materials built for intervention, small group instruction, and the older students who are often hardest to serve. We're based in Michigan, we work with educators across the country, and we're just getting started.