Blaming parents and guardians can be an easy target for the stress of working with children in the classroom. Whether they are too involved or not involved enough, educators need solutions that improve family engagement and reduce the stress of teaching. This guidebook explores a variety of ways to engage families and build healthier school-home relationships.
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Orton-Gillingham Multisensory Reading Card Deck is an ideal sound deck for both student use and teacher training. Cards are organized into categories, including consonants, single vowels, consonant digraphs, vowel teams, vowel + r, short vowel signals, VCe, suffixes and prefixes, rules, and concepts. The sounds for each grapheme are listed on the back of the card with example words and explanation. The cards also list common spellings for the same sound. All information is in an easily readable font size.
Available in LARGE 8.5″X11″ ($40) for whole class instruction and a small size 4″X6″ ($20) for small group instruction.
Additional information about the Orton-Gillingham program can be found at www.hcesc.org/orton-gillingham.
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Orton-Gillingham Alpha Cards are designed for use in our Orton-Gillingham Multisensory Reading Practicum I. Participants receive these alphabet card decks to use with students who are still learning the proper formation of manuscript letters, the names of the letters, and key words. Each alphabet letter has a green dot to indicate where the student should start in forming the letter. Each letter is accompanied by the picture of a key word.
Additional information about the Orton-Gillingham program can be found at www.hcesc.org/orton-gillingham.
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Hamilton County ESC’s Behavioral Health and Mental Wellness team strives to help everyone improve their mental health. We know that learning to self-regulate our body and mind is a skill for success in any environment. That’s why we created this coloring activity book with more than 20 activities.
Our book is for all ages to use in many ways, such as:
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A deck of cards created by the Behavioral Health and Mental Wellness team designed to outline quick wellness tips and tricks.
Each Wellness Card Deck includes four suits:
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The Orton-Gillingham Rote Card Deck is another OG tool that makes lesson planning more efficient by providing a rote word card deck for each student.
Available separately in 2 parts or buy both together and save!
Part 1 ($15.00) matches the set of rote words that come from the Rote-Memory Words page 1 of the Assessment Tool.
Part 2 ($15.00) is the set of rote words that match the list of words on page 2 of the Rote-Memory Words List.
Purchase both decks together for $25.00!
Each card measures 4″x6″.
Additional information about the Orton-Gillingham program can be found at www.hcesc.org/orton-gillingham.
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Do you participate in data meetings? Then the Strategy Deck is a tool for you!
First, take each suit and stack them on the table in front of you.
As you review things like formative assessment data, consider which categories best address your needs: Classroom Culture, Depth & Rigor, Learning Management, New Content, or Student Engagement. We have developed different ways of engaging with the cards to enhance your data meetings.
Our basic approach is called “The Funnel.” Identify the suit best aligned to your discussion. Maybe you think the issue this cycle was with “Learning Management.” Turn the cards over one at a time. Discuss which strategy best fits your needs and commit to trying it for the next cycle.
The HCESC Strategy Deck of cards is a hands-on and interactive way to identify strategies for data-based instructional cycles. But ultimately, it is up to you how you might utilize this unique tool!
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The Ohio Resident Educator Implementation and Artifact Collection Guide
These guides, for both Year 1 and Year 2 Resident Educators and Mentor, provide a month-by-month breakdown of the processes that need to be completed within the Ohio Resident Educator Program. The guides provide recommended tools to assist in the required completion of all processes aligned to the year 1 and 2 timelines. Resident Educators will collect “artifacts of practice” as they complete the guides on a monthly basis.
The guides provide the District Resident Educator Program Coordinators with an easy to use tool to monitor program progress and completion for both the Resident Educators and Mentors.
This boxed set contains learning targets aligned to the newly revised Ohio standards for Mathematics and ELA at the selected grade level. The standards have been deconstructed and printed on durable card stock strips 18” X 5”. The strips are large enough to display in classrooms for quality formative instructional use. The learning target strips are organized by domains in an attractive container.
Some impoverished students are exposed to struggles and experiences most of us cannot imagine. Socioeconomic and cultural differences can create unintended challenges in class. This guidebook explores the cultural differences between educators and students who live in poverty.