 Dyslexia friendly teaching tip. |
Don't wait till the end of the
lesson to play a game. Children - particularly those with learning
difficulties - often "run out of steam" well before the end. A
short game half way through, where they don't feel as though they are
"working", will recharge their batteries and enable them to
concentrate better for the next activity.
For a practical day of teaching ideas, tips and activities, think about booking a course. Click Dyslexia, learning, Games and Puzzles for more information. "The best INSET day I've ever had" (Heidi Campbell, Head of Alternative Learning Centre, Pindar School, Scarborough, N Yorkshire, UK) |
Vowel Digraphs |
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Vowel digraph Triplets Age 6+ |
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21 Vowel digraph suits sets of three, with one rhyming pair and one non-rhyming pair for each medial vowel digraph. A variety of games can be played for phonics and auditory discrimination. Ideal for work with younger children, but also suitable for older students still working at this level.. |
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Card size: appr. 72mm x 52mm. Contents:
64 cards |
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