Sandie Barrie-Blackley
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The vowel team syllable type
Of the six English syllable types the most difficult one is surely the vowel team (or vowel digraph) type! In Lexercise, vowel teams are addressed in Level 18. If you have tips and techniques that...
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The Whiteboard Spelling Procedure
WHAT IS WHITEBOARD SPELLING? Whiteboard Spelling is a linguistically structured, direct, multisensory procedure for mastering English spelling patterns. When used as part of a structured liter...
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Syntax Tutorial: Phrases & Clauses
Why care about sentence structures like phrases and clauses? Clauses and phrases are the two main building blocks of sentences. WHAT IS A SENTENCE? A sentence (which must have both a subject an...
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Wilson Reading System - Lexercise: Concordance
Attached below is a concordance comparing The Wilson Reading System's scope & sequence with the Lexercise scope & sequence. Wilson and Lexercise are both structured literacy approaches...
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Lexercise Professional Education: Course 1 Objectives
For Course 1: The Structure of Written English the participant will: 1) List the domains of language, from speech to print. 2) Define a syllable and explain where this unit fits into the dom...
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How to do a spelling analysis
WHY DO A SPELLING ANALYSIS? As described in the article, Spelling Errors: What They Can Reveal About Language Processing, a spelling analysis can reveal a lot about a child's language processing. ...
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True Mastery
Lexercise practice is designed to establish a foundation for true mastery (above 80% accuracy) for reading and spelling single words and for reading and writing connected text. One of the best and...
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Lexercise Professional Education Courses
ONLINE COURSES WHO Lexercise offers three online professional education courses designed to prepare language intervention professionals to provide structured literacy services to clients with lang...
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The Domains of Language: Why They Matter
English language structure is a little like chemistry. In chemistry, 118 known chemical elements make up all matter. In English, about 44 speech sounds are spelled with 460 or so letters and ...
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How handwriting trains the brain....and why it should be part of therapy
This picture is from Lexercise Live Broadcast 39: In Appreciation of Handwriting (View the Live Broadcast here.) Practitioners of structured literacy (aka Orton-Gillingham or O-G) methods typ...