Using multiple levels of AAS

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For sharing tips, tricks and anything else related to implementing multiple levels of ASS.

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Teaching 2 levels; student materials... 5 Replies

Started by Jennifer. Last reply by Belle Branham Jul. 21, 2009.

How many do you have? 21 Replies

Started by parrothead. Last reply by Jeannine Apr. 14, 2009.

One set of letter tiles or two? 12 Replies

Started by Marie Rippel. Last reply by Heather Mar. 4, 2009.

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Merry replied to Marie Rippel's discussion 'Favorite multisensory math programs'

Exactly why we are going to use VT next year too!

39 minutes ago

siloam replied to Marie Rippel's discussion 'Favorite multisensory math programs'

VT is Video Text: http://www.videotext.com/homeschool.htm Yep, given my girls are so visually oriented I had to admit that they might actually learn better from it too. The little bitty text in most the books I bought is not appealing, that is for…

1 hour ago

called2beamom replied to Marie Rippel's discussion 'Favorite multisensory math programs'

What is VT? I just found out that my library has Life of Fred so I've put the 1st 2 books on hold so I will be able to check them out before I buy! You might want to check your library. I'm not sure LOF will work for my daughter with dyslexia unle…

1 hour ago

siloam replied to Marie Rippel's discussion 'Favorite multisensory math programs'

Beth, I actually still haven't bought it. It is still on my list of things I would love to see in hand, but it has slipped a little. Only because after my oldest dd, all the rest have reading issues that, well they aren't that bad, but LOF just se…

2 hours ago

Linda Rose replied to Ann Haker's discussion 'Tips and Tricks' in the group All About Spelling - Level 2

the e, i, or y rule has been ingrained in my DC brain's b/c of the electric company with it's many songs and plays on words. there is a really annoying one about eiy with g to make soft g and it really helps them remember it. i would also caution a…

3 hours ago

SewLittleTime replied to Ann Haker's discussion 'Tips and Tricks' in the group All About Spelling - Level 2

Love you tips!

3 hours ago

Merry replied to Michelle Robb-Aubey's discussion 'New here~'

Hi Michelle, welcome! So glad you found us :-). How wonderful that AAS is helping your 16 yo! If you don't find what you are looking for on here, feel free to ask, that's what we're here for! Merry :-)

3 hours ago

Charity replied to Ann Haker's discussion 'Tips and Tricks' in the group All About Spelling - Level 2

Great tips! Thanks!

4 hours ago

called2beamom replied to Marie Rippel's discussion 'Favorite multisensory math programs'

Hey Heather, just wondering what you think about Life of Fred at this point. I just came across it and think it might be a good fit for my son who is a good reader and loves silliness. He is good at math but gets bored with all the repetition in Mat…

5 hours ago

Karen B. replied to Ann Haker's discussion 'Tips and Tricks' in the group All About Spelling - Level 2

Those are great tips. Something I have done with the kids I tutor to help them remember when "c" or "g" is supposed to be soft is to teach them "e, i, e, i, y" set to the Old McDonald tune. It has worked like a charm! I hope a lot more of you will s…

5 hours ago

Ann Haker added a discussion to the group All About Spelling - Level 2

Tips and Tricks

I've been using All About Spelling with our 7-year-old boy for about two and a half months now. Here are some of the tips I've picked up:1) If you use a magnet board on a nice table, go to an office store and by a big piece of foam core (that's the…

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All About Spelling - Level 2

Support and encouragement for users of All About Spelling Level 2.

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