Jan 29, 2004 · SPIRE I’m a mom who used SPIRE both as an after-school supplement and as a home school reading program. My son (now 11) has moderate to severe dylexia. I researched a variety of …

Jul 4, 2001 · Re: SPIRE Reading and Language Development Hello! I don’t have any personal experience with this program yet but do know that S.P.I.R.E. stands for (Specialized Program …

Jul 2, 2002 · The program does not include reading materials; it is up to the instructor to decide upon Seeing Stars, SPIRE, Wilson Language, or other phonics-based program for practice in word, …

The phonics program clarifies the lessons in sounding out and reading orally, and reading real stories (even if pretty repetitive) gives point to the phonics exercises.

Dec 3, 2005 · Re: Homeschooling with Dyslexia I used the SPIRE reading program to homeschool my son 3 years ago. He has dyslexia, and was in 4th grade then. SPIRE was designed for kids with …

The thing that is different about SPIRE than Wilson is its sequence of instruction. SPIRE doesn’t do all the vowel teams in one book at the end of the program. They are interspersed throughout in a similar …

I am a special education teacher in Michigan and have been trained inOrton-Gillingham and currently use the SPIRE program. I am interested in learning how the Linda-mood Bell and ABeCeDarian …

Jun 21, 2001 · Re: O-G type instruction vs. DI I have used both and have found that each program has its merits. Brighter dyslexic kids tend to comprehend the rules of OG better than others and can be …

Can anyone tell me what the major differences are between Wilson and SPIRE reading programs? LD OnLine is made possible by a generous grant from

I think SPIRE and Reading Reflex reflect a similar underlying philosphy, but SPIRE just has a little more of everything. For us, the key difference is the controlled readings; SPIRE has many interesting non …