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Dyslexia Tools Workbook for Teens

120 Exercises To Improve Reading Skill

Jenn Clark
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Pages
174
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Callisto Teens

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Boost confidence and reading skills with dyslexia tools for teens
Reading comprehension is a crucial skill for students to practice, especially students with dyslexia. The Dyslexia Workbook for Teens provides practice and encouragement for kids ages 12 to 16, with 125 activities that focus on learning big words, prefixes and suffixes, word recognition, language fluency, and more.
The dyslexia tools in this book support teens as they:
• Learn independently-Teens can comfortably practice whenever and however they prefer with this collection of dyslexia tools they can work on by themselves.
• Explore a range of exercises-Keep students interested with word charts, puzzles, fill-in-the-blanks, and other fun activities.
• Build self-assurance-As teens get better and faster at these exercises, they'll see for themselves how much they're capable of and feel more confident in their reading and language skills.
Help middle and high school students in overcoming dyslexia with this book of skill-boosting activities.

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