MTA Teacher / Dyslexia Specialist
(469) 742-9108
email: audrieanderson@celinaisd.com
Hi! My name is Audrie Anderson, and I recently moved back to Texas from California. I was born and raised in Texas but have lived away following my high school graduation.
My husband is retiring from the U.S. Air Force next year after more than 23 years of dedicated service. We have two children who are both in college, along with our toy poodle, Roxy, who keeps our family entertained.
Throughout my teaching career, I've had the opportunity to teach in several different states, and I am thrilled to begin this new chapter here in Celina. Returning to my home state is especially meaningful, and I'm excited to become part of this wonderful community, build meaningful relationships with my students and their families, and share my passion for learning.
Meet the Teacher will be on Monday, August 10th.
What to do before Meet The Teacher: Notify the Registrar/Front Office if your child has been identified with Dyslexia and you are new to CelinaISD.
All students have access to Audiobooks on Learning Ally. This tool is a must for Dyslexia students to independently read books "by ear;" including text beyond their reading level. These experiences allow readers to build comprehension and increase vocabulary; as well as, build listening stamina (begin with 10-15 minutes per day and progress to longer). This can also be a great way to enjoy a book together as a family!
Scientific research shows that the first 1,000 Sight/Fry Words make up approximately 85% of written material. Learning these words with automaticity can benefit your child greatly.
Keep Practicing!!! Sight/Fry Word Lists
Read the Parent Resource, "Dyslexia Explained" to learn more.
Restaurant: Anything Good
Favorite Teams: Anything TX
Color: Black
Store: Amazon, Hobby Lobby &Target
Snack: Lemon Lime Hot Cheetos & Beef Jerky
Beverage: Coke, Bobba, Matcha & Sweet Tea
Hobby: I love to eat good food and shop!
Monogram: AMA
Collect: "smell good" things: candles, oils, lotion
2024 Revised Dyslexia Handbook
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