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Dyslexia - good workbook recommendations?

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Podrick · 22/07/2008 18:06

I could do with a workbook for the summer hols for my soon to be Y4 dd. Does anyone have any advice?

I use Toe by Toe for reading but I am looking for a workbook/manual for writing and maths!

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maverick · 23/07/2008 09:14

There's a maths workbook that follows the Toe by Toe style see-'Power of Two' www.powerof2.co.uk

For learning the Alphabet Code along with spelling (writing) I suggest you look at Ruth Miskin's workbook for parents:'Speed Sounds Lesson Plans'. A photocopiable worksheet is provided for each lesson alongside a scripted lesson plan.
www.readwriteinc.com/page12.html

or, much cheaper:
The Butterfly Book: a reading and writing course by Irina Tyk. Pub. Civitas www.civitas.org.uk/butterfly/index.php

Podrick · 23/07/2008 15:06

Maverick you are brilliant - thank you

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lazymumofteenagesons · 24/07/2008 15:58

also check out word shark and number shark for the computer. my son really enjoyed these, didn't really realise he was working.

Podrick · 24/07/2008 18:32

Oh thanks! I just ordered word shark but it was scary ££££.

What kinds of things have helped your dyslexic children?

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