Long Passages

• Nonfiction Occupation Stories
• 5.9 Reading Level
• 1-Minute Timings
• Prior Knowledge & Information Learned
• Locating Information

Spelling

• Multisyllabic Words
• Phonetic (Syllable Sounds)
• Rhyming Patterns
• Comprehension

Multisyllabic Words

• Hyphen & Dot Guides

Classification

If a student completes a grade-level assessment with an allowable number of errors, they should progress to the next level.

Spelling Test (2 errors allowed)

1. reference
2. preference
3. marginal
4. personal
5. readily
6. steadily
7. capturing
8. lecturing
9. prewashes
10. refreshes
11. contestant
12. consultant
13. believer
14. reliever
15. favorable
16. renewable
17. military
18. sanitary
19. identity
20. eternity

Our Reading Program is the only curriculum that we offer that can't be downloaded and printed for free; it must be purchased.

Includes:

1. Front cover
2. Student workbook
3. Instruction manual

Workbook Length: 102 Days (208 Pages)

Lesson Length: ~15 Minutes

Manual Length: 41 Pages

Instructions: Scripted

Binding: Loose leaf

Paper: 60# (hole punched)

Packaging: Shrink wrapped

Shipping: Free (USPS)

Assembly:

1. Remove workbook from its packaging
2. Place workbook and manual pages inside separate 3-ring binders

Sylladot was developed to work for all students. Our multisensory approach helps children with learning disabilities such as autism, dyslexia, and attention-deficit disorder.

It takes about 100 days to complete each level. You can easily finish 2 or 3 levels in a given year. Acceleration should be used to catch up rather than to get ahead.

Your child's progress can be accelerated even faster by using one of the options below:

7+ Years Old: Students can use an accelerated schedule to complete our Level K workbook in half the time!

10+ Years Old: Students can progress through our entire Reading Program (Levels K-5) in a single year. For the best results, we suggest the following timeline:

• Complete Level K using the accelerated schedule.
• Complete Levels 1-5 by teaching 2 lessons per day; the first after breakfast and the other following lunch.