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Welcome to The Dyslexia Classroom! My name is Casey, and I'm a Certified Academic Language Therapist (ALTA), Licensed Dyslexia Therapist (TX), Certified Structured Literacy Dyslexia Specialist (IDA), and classroom teacher with over 27 years of teaching experience both in public and private school settings in addition to private dyslexia therapy. I have a private dyslexia therapy center where I work with students, parents, and educators to build a community that embraces and understands dyslexia. You may also see me presenting on dyslexia at different national conferences, on the Together in Literacy podcast, author of Teaching Beyond the Diagnosis, and in various magazines and articles. I love sharing about dyslexia and how we can best address the academic areas while ensuring we honor the learning journey and the impacts beyond the classroom.
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Preview of Sight Word: Linking Speech to Print when Teaching High-Frequency Words

Sight Word: Linking Speech to Print when Teaching High-Frequency Words

Are you looking to link the research of linking sounds to letters when teaching your high-frequency word lists? This bundle is for you!  ⭐️ Grab this Growing Bundle at the DISCOUNTED price because the price increases as each new product is added! See the calendar below for when new products will be included! Current research tells us that the best way for students to gain automaticity, or instant words, is by connecting phonemes (sounds) to graphemes (letter representations).  If you are teachin
Preview of Short e and Short i Activities Bundle - Orton-Gillingham

Short e and Short i Activities Bundle - Orton-Gillingham

Do your students struggle with differentiating short e and short I sounds? This activity bundle is packed with resources to assist students in clearing up the confusion and different ways to practice the sound production in phonological tasks, phonemic awareness manipulation tasks, reading, and spelling. What is included in this resource: anchor chart poster with rhyme to help differentiate sounds + links to mouth formationsorting tasks with pictures 20 puzzles/matchingreading gamefour differen
Preview of Sound Wall Mini Charts BUNDLE - Alphabet sound wall + Vowel Valley

Sound Wall Mini Charts BUNDLE - Alphabet sound wall + Vowel Valley

Are your students in need of mini sound wall charts (consonants and vowel valley) to align with phonics instruction and the science of reading? If you are teaching students phoneme-grapheme correspondences with connection to mouth formation, these charts help students anchor learning and can be used to as reference charts in both reading and spelling application. These sound wall charts are a hit with students who may be overwhelmed and need extra reinforcement of the phoneme-grapheme correspond
Preview of Letter Reversal Activities Bundle

Letter Reversal Activities Bundle

Are your students struggling with letter reversals? This letter reversal activity bundle is for you! These activities are designed to guide and support student automaticity in letter naming and sound production of the most commonly confused letters: b/d, p/q, m/w It is common for beginning readers to reverse and confuse letters as they solidify the orientation of the letter. Some students may need additional practice with this task. We know that the knowledge of letter names and fluency of le
Preview of Mouth Sound Cards I Orton-Gillingham I Science of Reading

Mouth Sound Cards I Orton-Gillingham I Science of Reading

Are you looking for ways to help your students link sounds (phonemes) to letter representations (graphemes)? Did you know that our brain makes memory traces of sounds by paying attention to mouth formation?  It's true! When we explicitly teach phonemes' articulatory features, we are helping to create links between the individual speech sounds and the letter representations. These mouth cards are designed to guide and support mouth placement and sound production directly.  The cards tell you wher
Preview of Syllable Division Practice I Orton-Gillingham I Science of Reading

Syllable Division Practice I Orton-Gillingham I Science of Reading

Are you looking for some hands-on ways to practice syllable division patterns? Without a sound strategy for chunking multisyllabic words into smaller parts, students are left guessing. Providing students with a sound approach to word attack strategies gives them the tools to break larger words into smaller chunks. There are reliable syllable division patterns that we can teach students. What's included:mini anchor charts for all of the syllable division patterns: VCCV, VCV, VV, VCCCVteacher ti
Preview of alphabet walks© bundle - multisensory approach to letter knowledge

alphabet walks© bundle - multisensory approach to letter knowledge

Are you looking for ways to help your students build letter recognition and fluency? Alphabet Walks© are an engaging way to work on letter recognition, sequence, phrasing and fluency! Alphabet Walks© are designed to bridge knowledge to practice in a multisensory way that brings movement and fun to your lessons while addressing letter knowledge and fluency. I have been using these with my students for years and they are always a big hit! These alphabet walks© are designed to advance with your s
Preview of The Speech-to-Print Bundle I Science of Reading

The Speech-to-Print Bundle I Science of Reading

Looking to shift your instruction to the science of reading? This bundle is perfect for helping students link speech sounds to print - a key component in the science of reading. You will have everything you need to support students in mouth formations, speech production, keyword and letter knowledge, and handwriting linkages. I have been using these resources with my students for years and they are always a big hit! These resources are specifically designed to help you center your instruction o
Preview of Letter Formation Cards for Print with Mouth Formation Cues I Science of Reading

Letter Formation Cards for Print with Mouth Formation Cues I Science of Reading

Are you looking for a way to reinforce handwriting AND sound production? These cards are for you! These cards are designed to guide and support mouth placement and sound production along with letter formation and handwriting. It's a win-win!   We know that the knowledge of letter names and fluency of letter naming in kindergarten are among the best predictors of later reading success (Catts et al., 2015). Handwriting helps students store letters as linguistic symbols. When students have the pr
Preview of The Color-Coding Method (TM) to Teaching High-Frequency Words Fry List 1-50

The Color-Coding Method (TM) to Teaching High-Frequency Words Fry List 1-50

The Color-Coding Method for Teaching High-Frequency Sight Words (TM) will help you apply the research on how students connect sounds to lettersto high-frequency word lists. Current research tells us that the best way for students to gain automaticity, or instant words, is by having students connect phonemes (sounds) to graphemes (letter representations). If you are teaching students phoneme-grapheme correspondences, or want to start, these charts help students anchor learning and can be used t
Preview of Mini Vowel Valley Student Chart - Science of Reading I Digital + Printable

Mini Vowel Valley Student Chart - Science of Reading I Digital + Printable

Looking for a way for your students in therapy or intervention to have access to the vowel valley chart beyond your classroom? Or to use as a tracking tool and spelling reference? This chart may be just what you need! This mini vowel valley chart helps your students move from sounds to print. Linking the speech sounds to print is a powerful strategy for students and helps build the necessary connections to those letter-sound correspondences, and this tool can help you teach and reinforce the ph
Preview of Is it K or C? I Orton-Gillingham Reading and Spelling Lesson + Activities

Is it K or C? I Orton-Gillingham Reading and Spelling Lesson + Activities

Do your students struggle with knowing when to use k or c? Are they aware of the spelling generalization? Explicitly teaching this concept moving from speech to print is an effective way to introduce and practice both reading and spelling with k and c. These easy to use, multisensory practice sheets are designed for decoding (reading) and encoding (spelling). They are a perfect way to practice real word reading and application with k and c. Simply print, read, and spell! The mini-lesson and an
Preview of Building Fluency with Punctuation and the Alphabet

Building Fluency with Punctuation and the Alphabet

Using the alphabet to introduce and practice punctuation knowledge and fluency, proper phrasing, and tone with multisensory, hands-on manipulatives is engaging for learners. This resource is designed to support explicit instruction in punctuation and fluency with reinforcement of alphabet sequencing, and includes an anchor chart, colored manipulatives, a black and white copy of manipulatives, and alphabet sequencing cards - everything you need to practice in small groups, centers, intervention o
Preview of Short Vowel Onset-Rime Automaticity Reading Practice Bundle

Short Vowel Onset-Rime Automaticity Reading Practice Bundle

Are your students in need of building automaticity in word reading based on phonics instruction? Providing students with activities to practice known sounds in word reading builds fluency and automaticity, and yes, rapid automatic practice can be fun! These onset-rime reading charts are a hit with students who may be overwhelmed when encountering traditional word lists in therapy, intervention, or reading groups. I have used these with my students in dyslexia therapy, and the students love the
Preview of Automaticity Practice with High-Frequency Words

Automaticity Practice with High-Frequency Words

Are you in need of an engaging reading task to build rapid automatic practice in sight word reading? This engaging activity provides students with practice of known sounds for word reading. This helps to build fluency and automaticity. Automaticity is the part of fluency instruction where we focus on accurate and speedy word recognition. For this reason, words are read in isolation. ALL 300 Fry words!These high-frequency reading charts are a hit with students who may be overwhelmed when encount
Preview of Changing Rule Spelling Activities I Multisensory I Orton-Gillingham

Changing Rule Spelling Activities I Multisensory I Orton-Gillingham

Are you looking for a hands-on way to teach the changing rule for spelling? The tabletop spelling cards are designed to engage students in a multisensory approach to understanding the Changing Rule. What's included:2 options for anchor chartteacher tips for teaching the changing rule25 base word cardsletter cardssuffix cards: -ed, -ing, -est, -ly, -ful, -ness, -er, -ment, -less, -es, -ous, -able2 student application worksheets These specifically designed cards help you center your instruction
Preview of Mini Sound Wall Alphabet Chart - Science of Reading

Mini Sound Wall Alphabet Chart - Science of Reading

A twist on an alphabet chart that keeps the focus on the sound-letter connections! If you have been looking for a way to combine sound walls and an alphabet chart, this is it! This mini sound wall alphabet chart helps your students move from sounds to print. Linking the speech sounds to print is a powerful strategy for students and helps build the necessary connections to those letter-sound correspondences, and this tool can help you teach and reinforce the phoneme-grapheme connections. Perfect
Preview of Don't Feed the Lil' Monster! Games for the VCCCV Syllable Division Pattern

Don't Feed the Lil' Monster! Games for the VCCCV Syllable Division Pattern

This resource contains multiple games to teach and reinforce the VCCCV syllable division pattern for word reading. It is based on the Orton-Gillingham principle and provides structured procedures for approaching words in order to decode quickly and accurately, and is suitable for small group or center work, dyslexia interventions or therapy, and other reading intervention programs. What is included? -Concept Chart and procedures -32 word cards -Game: Don't Feed the Lil'Monster -Game: Card Deck
Preview of Alphabet Chart with Mouth Formation + Keyword I Science of Reading

Alphabet Chart with Mouth Formation + Keyword I Science of Reading

Description Are you looking for ways to help your students build letter knowledge in connection to sound production? This alphabet chart links the mouth formations to the keyword and letter. What's included:Teacher guide and tipsStudent alphabet chart WITH keyword and mouth formation cuesDesigned to use with all age groupsThis alphabet chart helps you center your instruction on letter knowledge in a way that brings mouth awareness into your lesson as well as skills beyond letter recognition. Ea
Preview of Spin and Spell Games I OG -Structured Literacy- Science of Reading

Spin and Spell Games I OG -Structured Literacy- Science of Reading

Yes! Meaningful play can be done within structured literacy lessons -all focused on the science of reading!Are you looking for ways to bring meaningful play into your structured literacy lessons? These Spin and Spell game boards are for you! The number of repetitions matter when planning reading instruction for the beginning reader. Those with dyslexia may need even more repetitions to solidify a concept. These games provide this practice while maintaining the integrity of structure literacy
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Experience

Welcome to The Dyslexia Classroom! My name is Casey, and I'm a Certified Academic Language Therapist (ALTA), Licensed Dyslexia Therapist (TX), Certified Structured Literacy Dyslexia Specialist (IDA), and classroom teacher with over 27 years of teaching experience both in public and private school settings in addition to private dyslexia therapy. I have a private dyslexia therapy center where I work with students, parents, and educators to build a community that embraces and understands dyslexia. You may also see me presenting on dyslexia at different national conferences, on the Together in Literacy podcast, author of Teaching Beyond the Diagnosis, and in various magazines and articles. I love sharing about dyslexia and how we can best address the academic areas while ensuring we honor the learning journey and the impacts beyond the classroom.

Teaching style

Working to enrich the lives of children with dyslexia is at the heart of what I do. I believe in empowering students, parents, and educators with insights into dyslexia and related learning differences. I am passionate about dyslexia therapy, reading instruction, and building up struggling readers! I would love to connect!

Awards & shining teacher moments

Professional Development Creator + Trainer; Presenter Course creator - Empowered Beyond the Program membership Author, Teaching Beyond the Diagnosis: Empowering Students with Dyslexia Through the Science of Reading National presenter former LETRS National Trainer Certified Academic Language Therapist - QIT Certified Academic Language Therapist Graduate (2010) Austin Independent School District Teacher of the Year Semi-Finalist (2008) Sanchez Elementary Teacher of the Year (2007-2008) Teacher Leadership Development Martha Holden Jennings Foundation Scholar Award (2002) Arlington Park Elementary Teacher of the Year (2001) C.Ray Williams Early Childhood Educator of the Year Nominee (2001)

My own education history

Certified Academic Language Therapist-QIT Certified Dyslexia Therapist Licensed Dyslexia Therapist Reading Consultant Reading Specialist/Literacy Coach Curriculum Developer Literacy Instruction Specialist English Language Learner Educator Positive Behavior Campus Specialist Classroom Educator

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