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JOANNA CAMPOS
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Welcome to my channel! As an educator with a micro-credential in Early Literacy Foundational Skills, I'm passionate about teaching and have a strong belief in the effectiveness of the Orton Gillingham Approach. I've witnessed remarkable progress in my intervention students while using this method. This channel is my platform to share the teaching strategies that I have been incorporating into my daily teaching practices. Please leave me a comment or share what’s been working for you.
August 21, 2024
Here’s the complete video using the Orton Gillingham Approach. I start with printing practice and make it a teaching moment as I explain the difference between its and it’s. We go into the visual drill, heart word review, and then use 95% chips to teach a new concept. #targetskills
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UFli lesson 74- Phonograms -ink, -onk, and ank
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For word work I am incorporating 95% Group chips and mat to teach about phonograms.
UFLI Lesson 72 Day 2 - Word Chaining (Incorporating 95% Group Phonogram chips and mat)
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In this lesson, I review the phonograms -old, -olt, -ind, -ild, and -ost. We then use a word ladder for their word chaining activity. You’ll notice I’m also incorporating 95% Phonogram chips and mat as a visual aid for my Intervention students.
UFLI Lesson Day 2 Step 6- Word Work (Incorporating 95% Group Chips to map out words)
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As an Interventionist, it's important to meet the needs of my students where they are at. My job is to utilize what I know about the Science of Reading and plug that knowledge into the Orton-Gillingham Approach, which are the steps needed to teach systematic and explicit phonics. In this video I'm using UFLI, however for the Word Work section, I'm incorporating 95% Group. Students are using the...
Small Group Instruction- UFLI Day 2 Step 5- Review a New Concept with first graders
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In this video I am reviewing what we learned During Day 1
UFLI Lesson Step 6- Word Work
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In this video students are manipulating magnetic letters to form new words.
UFLI Lesson step 3- Auditory Drill
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In this video, I am working with a small group of Kindergarten students. In this portion of the video, I am only demonstrating the auditory drill.
UFLI Small Group Instruction Lesson 38b- Day 2 steps 5-8
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In this video I am working with a small group of first grade students who attend my intervention class. Im focusing on steps 5-8.
UFLI Small Group Instruction 38b Day 1- Short A, I, O Advance
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In this video I am demonstrating Parts 1-5 of a UFLI Lesson.
UFLI Kindergarten Lesson Step 1- Phonemic Awareness
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In this brief clip I am demonstrating a Phonemic Awareness Lesson.
UFLI Lesson 15 Steps 1-5- Demonstration with a Kindergarten class
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In this video I am working with a small group of Kindergarten students who attend my Intervention class daily for 30 minutes. I am following UFLI's Scope and Sequence along with the slide deck. You will notice that I also incorporate 95% Group's sound spelling mapping and chips to help students identify the short vowel and consonants.
UFLI Small Group Instruction Lesson 45 Digraph sh
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In this video I'm demonstrating the steps that are within a UFLI lesson.
UFLI Lesson First Grade Step 1- Phonemic Awareness
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In this video I am working with a First/Second Grade small group focusing on Phonemic Awareness.
Orton-Gillingham Approach- Sentences to Read
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Orton-Gillingham Approach- Sentences to Read
Orton-Gillingham Approach- Small Group Instruction I do, we do, you do
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Orton-Gillingham Approach- Small Group Instruction I do, we do, you do
Orton-Gillingham Approach - Small Group Instruction- Words to Read
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Orton-Gillingham Approach - Small Group Instruction- Words to Read
Orton Gillingham Approach- Decodable Reading
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Orton Gillingham Approach- Decodable Reading
Orton-Gillingham Approach- Visual Drill 1st grade
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Orton-Gillingham Approach- Visual Drill 1st grade
Orton-Gillingham Approach- Words to Read
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Orton-Gillingham Approach- Words to Read
Orton Gillingham Approach: Phonemic Awareness
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Orton Gillingham Approach: Phonemic Awareness
Personalized Instruction: Words to Spell using Tap it, Map it, Graph it
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Personalized Instruction: Words to Spell using Tap it, Map it, Graph it
OG Approach- Tap It, Map It, Graph It (Using 95% Group's Chips and Mat)
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OG Approach- Tap It, Map It, Graph It (Using 95% Group's Chips and Mat)
OG Approach - Small Group Instruction- Teaching New Concept
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OG Approach - Small Group Instruction- Teaching New Concept
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I love it! You are amazing, thank you for sharing
Thank you!🙌🏼 I’m glad this video is helpful!
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I’m glad you found my site! I’ll be posting more videos soon! As for my shoes…😂 TJ Maxx!
Where did you find the new concept power point?
Hi! Here’s where I get the slide decks for each lesson. Google UFLI toolkit and you’ll see all the slides. ufli.education.ufl.edu/foundations/toolbox/
I just found your videos and I am so happy! Thank you for showing how UFLI is implemented in a small group setting. On a side note, I love your shoes. :) Can I ask what is the brand??
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R sound was corrected wrong. It IS “er”, not “ruh.”
I’m sure there’s different ways of explaining why we don’t say /er/. I teach my students that we don’t say /er/bot or /er/abbit. I teach /er/ as an r-controlled vowel.
Can you share more about your star chart and the secret student? I use UFLI and these sound perfect for my small groups.
Yes! When the kids come to class I choose 1 student who is my secret student. I write their name down on a paper, display it, but cover up their name. As I’m teaching I’ll say things like, “My secret student is doing an amazing job” or “My secret student needs to remember to follow rules” etc. At the end of class I only reveal the name of my secret student if they earned their mini eraser. If the secret student did not earn their reward I’ll say something like, “My secret student did not earn the reward today” and I’ll review class rules. The students are left wondering, “Was it me?” This works really well with my intervention students.
Thank you everyone! I’m grateful to have found my passion! 🙌🏼
Thank you everyone for taking the time to watch this video! 🙌🏼
Did you make the slideshows that go with the lesson on the intervtive board or is it part.of the ufli program?
Hi Megan! UFLI provided the slides. I just add a few additional ones to personalize my instruction. ufli.education.ufl.edu/foundations/toolbox/
You’re welcome. Yay 😃 I can’t wait!! After watching your videos, I think doing these lessons in small group is more effective than whole group. I love so many things about your videos so far. To name a few…I love how you have all the students participate on either a whiteboard or on paper. I love how you have them code the words with colored dots. I also love how you give them lots of praise and use the cones as a visual reinforcement. You have great classroom management and I can tell your students are engaged and are learning to read. Videos like yours are the ones colleges should be showing future teachers.
I appreciate you making these videos. They are very helpful.
Thank you for letting me know these videos are helpful! 💕 I’ll have more coming in the Fall.
Thank you so much for sharing this video with us.
Hopefully it was helpful! 💕
Can you tell me where you got the syllable types poster please?
Hi! Yes, it’s from a program called 95% Group.
What program are you using…Wilson, BrainSpring,…what??
Hello! I'm demonstrating a UFLI lesson. (University of Florida Literacy Institute) ufli.education.ufl.edu/foundations/toolbox/
@@joannacamposliteracy Thank you!
Where did you get the 6 syllable types poster on your board?
Hi! The 6 syllable poster comes from the 95% Group program. I have an 81/2x11 version if you’d like a copy.
Oooh yes, please. It’s the best one I’ve seen. How can you send it to me?
I can email a pdf version to you. What’s your email?
Did you get my email?
I did not. Let me check. It may have gone to my spam.
Your video was very helpful. I like how you put your own twist to it. 🤩You are an exceptional teacher!
Thank you! ❤
Great lesson! It was very helpful since I am learning to use UFLI for reading intervention in my class.
I’m glad this video was helpful to you! If you need any resources or support please reach out!
Love the way you teach! 👏
Thank you! 🙌🏼💕
Yes!! Those babies are very fortunate!
Thank you! I’m fortunate to have found my passion! ❤
What is the booklet you passed out? Is that from the 95% group or did you make some handwriting page to go with it? I am moving to kindergarten next year and want to plan for my phonics lessons ahead of time, while following our scope and sequence
Hi Roxanne. Yes, I make an alphabet printing practice booklet that has the arrows to show them the correct letter formation for each letter. 🙌🏼
Thank you so much for your awesome videos, Ms. Campos. They are helpful.
You’re welcome. I’m glad they’re helpful! @mrleeoke
@@joannacamposliteracy Hello Ms. Campos, I appreciate all your teaching videos. Is your class for ESL students or the ones with dyslexia? How lucky your students are with a great teacher!
My class is an Intervention class. I work with students who need additional support with foundational skills.
I see. Thank you, Ms. Campos. @@joannacamposliteracy
Hi - Not sure whether you still monitor this channel but this video sent me down a rabbit hole because of your use of a monitor and portable cart. The cart looks like it could be an old overhead projector cart but I would love to use some sort of monitor when teaching small groups! How do you power it? Thanks, if you're able to respond back. :)
Hi, Yes I do monitor my channel. Good eye! I am using my old portable cart. For my setup, I use a monitor and attach an HDMI cord from the monitor to my IPAD.
@@joannacamposliteracy I would LOVE to be able to use a screen during small group work. I'm looking into it. Thanks for your reply. :)
Where can I find the same lesson to use in my classroom? I love your demonstration
Hi! Here is the link for the UFLI Toolkit. ufli.education.ufl.edu/foundations/toolbox/ The link for the blending board is: research.dwi.ufl.edu/op.n/file/bca9ju45kvvrvoan/?embed If you need anything else please feel free to reach out.
I'm looking for decodables to use in my small groups (gr. 2 sped). What do you recommend?
Hi Kim. I really like Really Great Reading. The resources are free. I’ll link it. https: www.reallygreatreading.com/sites/default/files/blast_decodable_passages_0.pdf
Countdown is a bit easier, however, students who need additional support may benefit from these decodables as well. I hope this was helpful. www.reallygreatreading.com/sites/default/files/countdown_decodable_passages_0.pdf
I love your videos, and I would like to know where I can buy the materials you use to teach mapping and graphing of words with colored chips. Great videos you create, and I thank you for sharing your expertise.
Hi Kelly! Nice to meet you. I’m glad my videos are helpful with your literacy teaching practices. The colored chips come from a program called 95% Group. If you need more information let me know.