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Help dyslexic child aged 8+ to write essays and stories
Dyslexic kids think quickly and can have jumbled ideas. Learn to make a Though Tree to help get their ideas down.
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Spot dyslexia in child’s writing, look for 6 signs
Look for the common signs of dyslexia in a child’s writing. Clear examples of errors in writing associated with dyslexia.
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Signs of dyslexia in 5 to 10 year olds
Spot the early signs of dyslexia. Clear examples of how dyslexia can show, such as in a child’s speech development.
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Teach dyslexic kids reading, guide for ages 5-10+
Climb the reading staircase. Ensure dyslexic child has strong foundations in reading. Practice word sounds, phonetics.
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Simple way for dyslexic child to show if they need help
Make it simple and easy, for a child to let you know if they need more help. Use this Traffic Light card at school or at home.
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Rule of 10, learn new spellings dyslexic kids
Use rule of 10, to teach dyslexic kids. Repeat word spellings in 10 fun ways, to help them learn.
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Help a dyslexic child remember spellings aged 6-10+
Learn joined-up writing, become better at spelling words. Use muscle memory to help remember, correct order of letters in a word.
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Using rhymes to help dyslexic children aged 6-10 spell
Remember words spellings, facts in correct order. Use memory tags, such as pictures, stories and rhymes.
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Yes Day! Boost confidence and have fun for dyslexic kids
Have fun, bond with your child by having a “Yes Day”. Put the child in charge with these fun ideas.
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5 minute clapping syllables games for dyslexic kids
Practice word sounds, phonetics, by playing this clapping syllables games. Take the first step on the reading staircase.