About Us
Elterbarry Press was created by two Certified Academic Language Therapists (CALT) in Dallas, Texas. The reading, spelling and alphabet/dictionary concepts are Orton-Gillingham based and follow the scope and sequence of Alphabetic Phonics.
The games have been used by classroom teachers, reading specialists, and academic language therapists in both public and private school settings.
Comments from customers...
"The students look forward to and are excited about using these games. They enjoy playing them, which really encourages learning."
Juancita Petro, M. Ed., CALT, QI
Consultant, Grand Prairie ISD
Instructor, Dyslexia Teaching Level Certificate Program
SMU Learning Therapy Center
"I have used Elterbarry Press games for over 10 years in the Masonic Learning Center. My tutors love to use them to reinforce concepts and spelling rules and the kids enjoy having fun while learning."
Marilyn Mathis, M.Ed., CALT, QI
Director of 32nd Degree Masonic Learning Center
Allentown, PA
"I am very pleased with the experience my students and I share with these wonderful learning games. They are easy to use and versatile."
Mitti Bilbo, M.Ed., CALT
Director, Dyslexia Education Center
Mississippi College
The games have been used by classroom teachers, reading specialists, and academic language therapists in both public and private school settings.
Comments from customers...
"The students look forward to and are excited about using these games. They enjoy playing them, which really encourages learning."
Juancita Petro, M. Ed., CALT, QI
Consultant, Grand Prairie ISD
Instructor, Dyslexia Teaching Level Certificate Program
SMU Learning Therapy Center
"I have used Elterbarry Press games for over 10 years in the Masonic Learning Center. My tutors love to use them to reinforce concepts and spelling rules and the kids enjoy having fun while learning."
Marilyn Mathis, M.Ed., CALT, QI
Director of 32nd Degree Masonic Learning Center
Allentown, PA
"I am very pleased with the experience my students and I share with these wonderful learning games. They are easy to use and versatile."
Mitti Bilbo, M.Ed., CALT
Director, Dyslexia Education Center
Mississippi College
