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Legomorphic Notation: a sound-and-word atlas
An interactive English spelling atlas for teachers and students, using colored marks and symbols to make sounds, syllables, and word parts visible.
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- Teachers teaching English spelling and word structure
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- Its 32-step route spans eight bands and links each step to Edward Carney’s 1994 survey of English spelling.
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The notation assigns distinct marks to sound, syllable, vowel length, and word-part boundaries, with worked examples such as “note” becoming “notate” and then “notation.” The teacher section includes printable cards for ELP high-frequency words and all Dolch sight words, plus a staff-series session with handouts. The site also maps its route to UFLI Foundations and identifies Carney’s 1994 survey as a reference.
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