Orton-Gillingham based reading program

As an experienced IMSLEC and IDA certified tutor, with a family history of dyslexia, it is my mission to offer a more accessible and sensible research-based intervention program. While working at a dyslexia center, I created visuals that would help my students gain a greater understanding and memory of the literacy concepts taught. Other tutors wanted the same visual aids for their students, and that is how LiteraSee Concepts Illustrated was born.

Like other reading programs, LiteraSee’s lesson plans are Orton-Gillingham based, structured, sequential, explicit, and use a multisensory approach to teaching. 

So, what makes LiteraSee different?

• The LiteraSee cards vividly illustrate the lessons and offer a readily available opportunity for review.
• LiteraSee lessons start with phonemic awareness and phonics, but later teach affixes and word origins because many complex words are not spelled as they sound.
• We offer strategies to children so they can spell words that have multiple choices for the same sound. There are eight ways to spell the vowel sound in the word moon! 
• Our lessons, teaching instructions, and concept explanations are simplified and streamlined, so buying and following scripts or teaching manuals is unnecessary.  
• The lessons are reusable, user-friendly, and time-saving to avoid spending hours at the copy machine every day.  
• Lastly, it is extremely important that teachers, tutors, and parents have affordable access to a quality Orton-Gillingham based curriculum to ensure that all children have the opportunity to succeed.

Happy Teaching! - Mica Drummond, IMSLEC Certified Reading Specialist