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This list includes: marina, generalization, mannequin, pneumonia, and interrupt. Logic of English is partnering with the fourth grade classes at Jefferson Elementary School to create a series of videos called, "Crazy Words Explained." Each week students write words that appear to be exceptions to spelling rules, or words they simply do not understand why they are read and spelled in a particular manner. Students then place these words in a Crazy Words Box placed in their classroom. Denise then selects five words from the box to explain on video.
Logic of English is partnering with the fourth grade classes at Jefferson Elementary School to create a series of videos called, "Crazy Words Explained." Each week students write words that appear to be exceptions to spelling rules, or words they simply do not understand why they are read and spelled in a particular manner. Students then place these words in a Crazy Words Box placed in their classroom. Denise then selects five words from the box to explain on video. This list includes: plaque, mythology, corps, immature and immoral.
Logic of English is partnering with the fourth grade classes at Jefferson Elementary School to create a series of videos called, "Crazy Words Explained." Each week students write words that appear to be exceptions to spelling rules, or words they simply do not understand why they are read and spelled in a particular manner. Students then place these words in a Crazy Words Box placed in their classroom. Denise then selects five words from the box to explain on video. This list includes: horrendous, tongue, genius, quidditch, and tsunami.
Logic of English is partnering with the fourth grade classes at Jefferson Elementary School to create a series of videos called, "Crazy Words Explained." Each week students write words that appear to be exceptions to spelling rules, or words they simply do not understand why they are read and spelled in a particular manner. Students then place these words in a Crazy Words box placed in their classroom. Denise then selects five words from the box to explain on video.
Spelling List 9 An alternative spelling list for Lesson 9 of the Logic of English Essentials Curriculum. This list introduces new Phonograms: au, aw, augh
Spelling List 8 is an alternative list for Logic of English Essentials. This list incorporates two new phonograms: igh and wh. No new spelling rules are taught with List 8. Though the list provides students the opportunity to practice previously learned rules.
Spelling List 7 is an alternative list for Logic of English Essentials. This list includes two new Latin prefixes that will aid students in developing vocabulary. In addition, this lesson adds the phonograms - oa and oe. No new spelling rules are taught with List 7. Though the list provides students the opportunity to practice previously learned rules. We highly recommend completing Part 1 of Lesson 7 in the Essentials program before studying this list. Part 1 includes a valuable lesson on the multiple spellings of the long /o/ sound.
Spelling List 6 is an alternative list for Logic of English Essentials Lesson 6. Students who complete Part 1 of Lesson 6 (pages 57-61) before watching the video will gain the most from this lesson. It is also recommended to introduce how to form a plural found in Part 3 on pages 64-65. Note: At this time we do not have a Spelling List 5. This is because Essentials Lesson 5 is a review of the previous four lessons. This lesson adds the phonograms - ar, ch, oo.
Spelling List 4 is an alternative list for Logic of English Essentials Lesson 4.Students will practice words that use the phonograms and rules from previous lessons as well as the phonograms: ai, ay, oi, and oy. They will also be using the spelling rules: English words do not end in I, U, V, or J; When a word ends in A it says /ä/; and AY ususally spells the long /ā/ sound at the end of a baseword.
Spelling List 3 corresponds with Lesson 3 of the Logic of English Essentials Curriculum. These spelling words use the Phonograms: er, or, ea, and sh. They also use the spelling rule: A, E, O, U usually say their names at the end of the syllable."
Spelling List 2 is an alternative spelling list to accompany Lesson 2 of The Logic of English Essentials Curriculum. This list incorporates the phonograms A-Z, ck, ee, ng, th, and Spelling Rule 26: CK is used only after a single vowel which says its short sound.
Spelling List 1 includes an alternative list to accompany Lesson 1 of The Logic of English Essentials Curriculum. This spelling list is ideal for adult students who desire to improve their spelling or reading skills, ESL and EFL students. It is also an ideal spelling list for upper elementary through high school. Ideally students will complete Lesson 1 Part 1 of the Essentials Curriculum. However, these lessons may also stand alone. Spelling List 1 PDF.
Free Reading and Spelling Videos by Logic of English are now available. This is a full day training course for teachers and parents who desire to improve students’ language arts skills. This course is ideal for K-12 teachers, early childhood professionals, parents, ESL teachers, content teachers who desire to learn more about integrating reading instruction across the curriculum, and anyone who desire to learn more about multi-sensory, systematic phonics instruction. Denise Eide provides professional development courses for schools, keynotes at literacy events, and speaks at educational and homeschool conferences nationwide. This video series now provides educators access to the latest Orton-Gillingham based reading and spelling training… 
Phonemic Awareness Video Denise Eide discusses developing Phonemic Awareness in students and how it forms the essential building blocks of reading and fluency. The Logic of English has a handwriting program called Rhythm of Handwriting, for both Curisve and Manuscript.
Developing Fluent Readers Video Denise Eide answers questions about Developing Fluency in Reading. This question was asked by a reader on our Facebook Page.
Essentials Curriculum Tour A tour of The Logic of English Essentials curriculum. Logic of English Essentials is a remedial reading and spelling curriculum for students ages 8-adult. This program is designed to teach students the rules and phonograms that logically explain 98% of English words. The program is teacher friendly and enables parents, teachers, and tutors to instruct students while learning the linguistic structure of English alongside their students. This short tour will provide you with insights into the program.
Spelling Dictation: A Multi-Sensory Approach to Reading and Spelling Need a demonstration of Spelling Dictation? Learn how to dictate one- and two- syllable words using the Logic of English style of dictation. This presentation will review the basic approach, demonstrate how to mark words, introduce finger spelling, and explain how this method benefits all learning styles.
Teaching Handwriting Video on YouTube Want to learn more about Handwriting Instruction? In this presentation, Denise Eide, author of Uncovering the Logic of English will demonstrate multi-sensory methods for teaching handwriting. This video will aid teachers and parents in developing legible handwriting. Denise also discusses the importance of teaching the rhythm of handwriting and provides tips from The Logic of English handwriting curriculum.
Keynote at READ/SanDiego Video Denise's Keynote at READ/San Diego's Literacy Tutor Conference Video on YouTube Uncovering the Logic of English: A Common-Sense Solution to America's Literacy Crisis.
Keynote at READ/SanDiego Video Teaching Struggling Readers and Spellers Video on YouTube Soaring Not Stumbling: Teaching and Preventing Struggling Readers and Spellers.
Silent Final E Video "Silent Final E" Video on YouTube How many reasons do you know for a silent final E? This video challenges you to rethink the assumption that there is only one reason and to see that English is really a logical system which can be easily understood.
"Is English illogical?" Video on YouTube Do you think of English as illogical and full of exceptions? This video challenges you to rethink that assumption and see that English is really a logical system which can be easily understood.
Logic of English Presentation Video Logic of English Presentation Video on YouTube This is Denise's Logic of English Presentation recorded at a recent event. This is the heart of what The Logic of English is all about.
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