To meet the needs of K-1 students who have been identified as at risk for dyslexia, the staff of the Luke Waites Center for Dyslexia and Learning Disorders at Scottish Rite for Children has developed a 100-lesson reading intervention called BUILD: A K-1 Early Reading Intervention. BUILD is a small group intervention that addresses five specific components of reading instruction. Each component is taught developmentally using a direct, systematic, cumulative, multisensory method of introduction and practice to meet the specific needs of kindergarten and first-grade students struggling with reading.
1. Alphabet: the identification of letters, sequencing skills, and alphabetizing
2. Letter/sound knowledge: the direct instruction of individual letters and sounds, leading to the practice of reading words and sentences
3. Phonological awareness: the explicit introduction of the relationships between speech-sound production, from rhyme to spelling
4. Vocabulary: the direct teaching of strategies using context clues to infer the meaning of unfamiliar words
5. Comprehension: the explicit teaching of specific learning strategies used to identify the basic components of a story
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The Dyslexia Toolkit provides evidence-based assessment and curricular materials focused on learners with dyslexia, those with other specific learning disabilities, as well as students who struggle with reading. The toolkit includes websites, books, videos, podcasts, screeners, training opportunities, and additional reading materials catering to diverse target audiences.
(SOURCE: SLDSupports.org)
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