A PowerPoint detailing the major teaching points and strategies in The Clarke Road Money Program. This program is suitable for students across a very broad range - 3 levels. It is suitable for most students beginning with those who have little language and who are unable to read numbers. Clarke Road is a comprehensive Australian program at 3 levels developed in a Special School, which offers teachers a pathway to teaching all their students a way to learn to shop independently. This PowerPoint enables teachers to share the content of the programs.

A PowerPoint detailing the content of The Reading Repairer and explaining why and how it should be helpful for teaching older students with poor reading skills. Helpful information for those considering using The Reading Repairer or alternative programs.

An Australian teaching program to remediate the reading skills of older students who have poor reading skills. The program enables a diagnostic assessment of each student’s phonic and structural analysis skills and facilitates pinpointing the particular skills required by each student. The program uses word lists and 100 word passages to teach the most important phonic and structural analysis skill areas 1:1 or in a small group situation. The program emphasizes mastery teaching and uses graphs to measure daily student progress. There is also a post test in booklet 1 to measure overall progress at the end of the program. 45 pages.

For students to use their maths number skills they need to understand what processes to use in the real world. In this assignment students need to consider how to solve real world problems involving time, money and number.

Story problems can be categorized into different types. This diagnostic tool enables you to discover which types of story problems your students are able to understand and solve, and those they still need further teaching on.

The Arithmetic Repairer Part 1 introduces this remediation package and includes a diagnostic assessment to pinpoint students' difficulties in basic arithmetic: counting, symbols and place value, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. This section includes worksheets for those with deficits in counting and symbols and place value. Further parts of The Arithmetic Repairer provide the worksheets for the other areas within the diagnostic assessment tool. 70 pages.

A diagnostic test to discover what basic arithmetic skills your students have and still need to be taught. Includes: counting, symbols and place value, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.

Use this tool to discover which analog time telling skills your students have and those they still need to be taught or have revised.

A student booklet for older students who are struggling with literacy and require significant amounts of repetition. The emphasis is on learning basic phonics and sight words, plus developing sentence writing and basic punctuation skills.

This booklet focuses upon teaching students to sound out phonically regular words through word lists and 100 word passages. Booklet 1 in this series should be read, and resources in it used, prior to using this booklet. 118 pages.

Real Reading Introductory levels are for older students who find it difficult to learn to read. This booklet provides written work that aims to teach students some Dolch sight words as well as how to write basic sentences. Much of this should enable each student to work independently.

This unit contains 6 types of word problems with 10 of each type on a page to solve. This repetition of each type will assist students struggling to learn how to solve different types of word problems.

Subtraction worksheets that match the problem types in the diagnostic assessment in Part 1 of The Arithmetic Repairer. 45 pages.

The Arithmetic Repairer Part 2 presents addition type worksheets that match the diagnostic assessment in part 1. Several pages of each addition problem type are presented to provide adequate repetition of each problem type to assist with repetition and progress towards mastery.

Information about various animals is presented and students use this information to answer questions using proper sentences. Repetition is used to reinforce basic sentence writing and phonics skill development. The second half of the workbook moves up a level in difficulty of reading and the expectations of what students will write. They are also required to rewrite challenging sentences, find more information about each animal and to use a thesaurus.

This booklet of activities provides beginning readers who are older, with repeated opportunities to learn to write short proper sentences and learn to read the first 40 dolch words. An animal picture commences each lesson and the questions asked enable a written short sentence response from learners. This is largely independent written work for these students - which is hard to find.

Real Reading Transition provides more focussed attention on reading for a purpose and writing proper sentences within the animals theme. Basic phonics and sight words are emphasized and repetition assists students to master skills rather than only be exposed to them. This "transition level" equates to a little more challenging than level 2 in the series, but is easier than level 3.

Multiplication type worksheets that match those in the diagnostic assessment in part 1 of The Arithmetic Repairer.

This final section of The Arithmetic Repairer provides worksheets of the different types of division problems which are assessed in part 1 of The Arithmetic Repairer.

Number 3 in The Reading Repairer series concentrates upon teaching students the skill of reading words with long and short vowels. Word lists and 100 word passages are used to develop mastery learning and ensure a generalizable skill is learnt rather than just particular focus words. Number 1 in this series contains the diagnostic and teaching tools to facilitate teaching. 60 pp.