Dyslexia Workbooks for Kids - Directionality II - Color Objects in the Boxes - Avoid Confusion and Improve Situational Skills

by Diego Uribe

Dyslexia and Dysgraphia Workbooks for Kids – Special Education Collection

-- This program includes 21 activities to help students avoid confusion and improve situational skills. In this Dyslexia Workbooks for Kids series, Volume 7, students have look carefully at the top circle. Students have to color the objects in the boxes. The activities are easy to understand, have an attractive design and students enjoy working with them.

-- No matter how smart your child may be, he/she may have problems learning to read and write. Some are classified as dyslexics. Dyslexia is a disorder that affects 11% of the people. Still we do not know what causes dyslexia but there is a strong body of research pointing in the directions that it can be treated. It was centuries ago that Samuel Orton found out dyslexia can be cured given the right tools.

-- We present in this Dyslexia Workbooks for Kids series, Volume 7, 21 worksheets that will help your child with problems with spatial sequence.
Our collection contains 5 sections:
VISUAL RECOGNITION (4 Books)
- Trace Lines
- Connecting Dots
- Basic Shapes
- Dices
PATTERNS AND SPATIAL (9 Books)
- Missing Parts I
- Pattern Decoding
- Basic Position Skills
- Advanced Position: Left, Right, Up, Down
- Space and Relative Position
- Progressive Visual Memory
- Visual Sequencing Memory
- Missing Parts II
- Find the Match
DISCRIMINATION (5 Books)
- Reversals (Arrows)
- Letter Sequential Memory
- Reversals (Letters)
- Miscellaneous Activities
- Graphomotricity
WRITING (42 Books)
- D’Nealian Style Activities
- Manuscript Style Activities
GAMES (7 Books)
- Mazes
- Calligrams
- Tessellations
- Spelling Mazes
- Tangrams
- Searching Words I
- Searching Words II
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24 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 9, 2018

About the author

Diego Uribe vive y trabaja en Los Ángeles, California. Con un doctorado en Lingüística Aplicada, Diego ha desarrollado una fascinación por la literatura japonesa y es un auténtico apasionado en el tema.

Su libro Historias japonesas de muerte y desolación explora las profundidades más oscuras de la cultura japonesa y busca descubrir las trágicas historias de muchos símbolos nacionales familiares.

Cuando no está investigando la historia de Japón, a menudo se puede encontrar a Diego en el campo de fútbol. Ávido lector y escritor, también es un excelente cocinero.