An Orton-Gillingham and Wilson Step 2.1 independent practice pack introducing welded sounds (ang, ing, ong, ung, ank, ink, onk, unk), suffix -s, and open versus closed syllables. Features three targeted student worksheets and a full teacher answer key.
2. What happened when the pink box fell with a thud?
→ The ring rolled into some junk by the wall.
3. How did Hank get the ring out of the junk?
→ Hank got a long stick and used it to get the ring back.
Wilson Reading System Step 2.1 • Teacher Master Key
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Teacher Reference Mixed Review & Coaching
Wilson 2.1 Mixed Review Key
Worksheet 3 Solutions
Clinical Diagnostic Notes
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Worksheet 3: Mixed Review Solutions
20 Points Total
Part A: Pattern Sort
-ng Welded sing, song
-nk Welded pink, bank
Open Syllable he, no
Closed Syllable got, mud
Part B: Wilson Mark-It-Up Studio Reference
Word 1:
r[ing](s)
Underline base, box ing, circle s
Word 2:
b[ank](s)
Underline base, box ank, circle s
Word 3:
gō
Scoop 'o' + macron (¯)
Word 4:
gŏt
Scoop 'c' + breve (˘)
Part C: Proofreading Corrections
1. win → wing (wet wing)
2. bnks → banks (two banks)
3. pnk → pink (pink pad)
4. hnk → honk (car horn did honk)
Part D: Cloze Fill-In Answers
1. rings (bell rings)
2. songs (three glad songs)
3. think (take time to think)
4. junk (old junk in yard)
Wilson 2.1 Diagnostic & Intervention Guide
Welded Tapping Routine
Issue: Student attempts to tap n and g separately. Intervention: "The 3 letters are welded together! Join index, middle, and ring fingers to tap the thumb as one chunk."
Suffix -s Base Word Strategy
Issue: Student spells base word incorrectly when adding -s. Intervention: Cover suffix -s: "What is the base word? Spell the base word first, then add suffix -s!"
Open Syllable "Door" Metaphor
Issue: Confusing open short/long vowels. Intervention: "Closed syllable: consonant closes the door → vowel makes short sound. Open: door is open → vowel shouts its name!"
Wilson Reading System Step 2.1 • Teacher Master Key