Upcoming LIVE Workshop - Feb. 8th!
Unlock the Power of Syllable Types: A Live Workshop for Teachers
Are you ready to transform your students' reading, spelling, and vocabulary skills? Join our exclusive live workshop designed specifically for educators who want to deepen their understanding of syllable types and empower young readers to thrive.
What You’ll Learn:
🌟 The 6 Syllable Types
Master the foundational building blocks of words to help students decode and understand complex text with confidence.
🌟 Strategies for Syllable Division
Discover practical tools for teaching students how to break down words into manageable parts, making reading less intimidating and more fun.
🌟 How Syllable Types Boost Reading Skills
Learn how syllable types support flexible thinking, enabling students to confidently sound out unfamiliar words.
🌟 The Connection Between Syllables and Spelling
Explore how syllable types explain tricky spelling patterns so you can give your students clear, logical answers about why words are spelled the way they are.
🌟 Combining Syllable Types with Morphology
See how understanding syllables and word structure can supercharge vocabulary and spelling instruction, equipping students with lifelong language skills.
Who is this Workshop For?
- K-12 teachers passionate about improving literacy outcomes.
- Reading specialists looking for practical, research-based strategies.
- Special education teachers seeking tools to support diverse learners.
Event Details:
📅 Date: February 8, 2025
🕒 Time: 9:00 AM Pacific/12:00 PM Eastern📍 Location: Live Online (Link provided upon registration)
💻 Replay Access: Can’t make it live? Your registration includes access to the recording.
Did you miss the Back to School Workshops Series? Don't worry, the recordings are available on-demand!
Below you will find links to register for the on-demand versions you can watch on your own schedule. Just $37 each, or a discounted price of $99 to get all 3 workshops.
Each workshop includes a 1-hour certificate of completion, which counts towards Wilson self-reported professional development hours.