How Every Lesson Looks
Almost all Saxon Phonics lessons can be taught using this simple outline.
1st Grade
Using Your Flashcards Effectively
You might be surprised how easy it is to get flashcards right OR wrong. Make sure your approach is as effective as possible!
1st Grade
The Accent Deck
This video explains why you don't need to feel guilty about skipping the accent deck!
1st Grade
Organizing AND Retiring Flashcards
Flashcards can seem simple to organize and manage, but it may be helpful to ensure you use the most efficient approach.
1st Grade
What Does BINGO Look Like?
BINGO can be simple OR complex, valuable OR a waste of time, depending on how it's implemented.
1st Grade
Silent Simon: A Fun Break!
https://youtu.be/7DhoUMX5kXo
1st Grade
Teaching the First Lesson: Letter Nn
Want to see what the first Saxon Phonics lesson of the year might look like? Here it is!
1st Grade
Teaching the Second Lesson: Letter Oo
Of course the first Saxon Phonics lesson is unique, but what does the second lesson look like? See an example here.
1st Grade
Lesson 12: Suffix -s
Teaching suffixes is different than teaching single letters, so it can be helpful to see an example of how to teach this new increment.
1st Grade
Lesson 14: Letter Dd (full lesson)
As the curriculum progresses, it can be helpful to see what the first truly "typical" lesson looks like.