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Although every child with dyslexia is unique, there are some common difficulties experienced by many children. Below are ideas developed from my experience and research to help with these areas of difficulty.
Reversals
Activities for practising those commonly reversed letters and numbers.
Over-learning
Often, children will need to practise a skill many times to secure it. Here are some phonics, spelling and reading games to prevent this being boring!
Memory and Concentration
Games and ideas to develop memory and concentration skills.
Vocabulary
Ideas for developing vocabulary
Maths
It can be hard to remember the many methods and facts required for efficient maths. Extra practice ideas here.
High Frequency Words
Learning the most commonly occurring words by heart is an effective way of improving reading efficiency and spelling.
Handwriting & Fine Motor
Difficulties with handwriting are common for children with dyslexia.
Phonological Awareness
The ability to hear the fine sounds which make up words can be developed with lots of practice.
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