Visual Drill using UFLI Foundations Structured Literacy with 1 student

Learn how to teach a visual drill using a step-by-step approach based on the UFLI Foundations manual! In this video, I demonstrate how to implement this key activity from a structured literacy lesson to help students quickly and accurately recognize graphemes and connect them to their corresponding sounds.
Visual drills are essential for building phoneme-grapheme connections, fluency, and confidence in reading. This example is perfect for teachers, tutors, and parents using the UFLI Foundations program or similar structured literacy frameworks. Whether you’re new to visual drills or looking to refine your practice, this video will provide actionable insights to support your students' literacy development!
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