Learn to Read For Kids with Dyslexia, Volume 2: 125 More Games and Activities to Teach Your Child to Read

by Hannah Braun M.Ed.

Overview

More reading games to help kids ages 7 to 12 overcome dyslexia and build reading skills

With the right tools, kids with dyslexia can become avid readers. The follow-up to the bestselling Learn to Read for Kids with Dyslexia, this fun-filled choice in books for kids with dyslexia offers tons of new games that help kids overcome the challenges of dyslexia.

This dyslexia workbook for kids features:

Educational play—Go beyond other dyslexia books with 125 games and activities, including coloring, word association, picture association, writing with sounds, and more.

Expanded vocabulary—Packed with new words, this second volume helps kids with overcoming dyslexia challenges and understanding even more of the vocabulary they'll encounter while reading—including summer bridge reading between school years.

The science of reading—Discover phonics games built around proven dyslexia tools for kids, like phonological awareness training, phonemic awareness training, and multisensory instruction.

Go beyond other dyslexia books with enjoyable and effective games that will help kids learn to love reading.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781646112715
Publisher:	Callisto Publishing
Publication date:	02/04/2020
Series:	Phonics Makes Readers
Pages:	170
Product dimensions:	7.90(w) x 9.80(h) x 0.60(d)
Lexile:	690L (what's this?)
Age Range:	7 - 12 Years

About the Author

HANNAH BRAUN is a curriculum writer and former elementary school teacher. She loves helping parents and educators create teachable moments for kids. Her lessons are fun, easy-to-follow, and use research-based strategies. She lives with her family in Columbus, Ohio.

Table of Contents

Introduction ix

For Parents and Teachers xi

The Activities 1

Skill: Hearing Word Parts 2

1 Picture Pairs 4

2 Word Problems 5

3 Search for Syllables 6

4 Syllable Graph 7

5 Blend and Color 8

6 Syllable Street 9

7 Split and Tap 10

8 Syllable Matching 11

9 Shared-Word Circles 12

10 The Caterpillar's Path 13

11 Same Sound Search 14

12 Color by Sound 15

13 Ring the Rhymes 16

14 Balloon Pop 17

15 Spin and Rhyme 18

16 Orange Tree Blending 19

17 Divide and Dash 20

18 Splitting Sounds 21

Skill: Hearing and Using Letter Sounds 22

19 Missing Letters 25

20 Search the Toy Box 26

21 Find the First Letter 27

22 First Sound Lineup 28

23 Listen and Graph 29

24 Easy Ending Sounds 30

25 Which One Doesn't Belong? 31

26 Choose a Side 32

27 Stretching Sounds 33

28 Hidden Number 34

29 Matching Middle Sounds 35

30 Seashell Blending 36

31 Swim to Shore 37

32 Guessing Game 38

33 Splitting Sounds 39

34 Prize Picks 40

35 Climb the Tower 41

36 Four-Sound Blending 42

37 Find the Treasure 43

38 Growing Tall 44

39 On Target 45

40 Sound Detective 46

41 Which Is Different? 47

42 Sound Matches 48

Skill: Manipulating Sounds 49

43 High Striker 50

44 Make a New Word 51

45 Downhill Deletion 52

46 Knocking Down Pins 53

47 Delete and Dash 54

48 Add On a Sound 55

49 Add On and Color 56

50 What's the New Word? 57

51 Swap Sounds 58

52 Ready, Set, Swap! 59

53 Real or Nonsense 60

Skill: Digraphs 61

54 Shopping List 62

55 First or Last 63

56 Color the Cake 64

57 Blending for Bubbles 65

58 Two Kinds of/k/ 66

59 Rhyming Reef 67

60 Stuck Like Glue 68

Skill: Word Families 69

61 Around the Wheel 70

62 Read and Match 71

63 Making Magic with-at 72

64 Across -en Down 73

65 Spell Checker 74

66 Word Tunnels 75

67 Read and Find 76

68 Ladybug's Path 77

69 Clues for Coloring 78

70 Label the Picture 79

71 Space Mission 80

72 Word Wheels 81

73 All the Balloons 82

74 More Matching 83

75 Solve the Puzzle 84

76 Build a Word 85

77 Circle the Spelling 86

Skill: Blends 87

78 Grandma's Groceries 88

79 Begin with/bl/ 89

80 Read and Color 90

81 Missing Vowels 91

82 Beach Game 92

83 Puddle Splashing 93

84 Begin with/br/ 94

85 Snowy Snapshot 95

86 Letter Mix-Up 96

87 Rhyme to Match 97

88 Crack the Crossword 98

89 Pumpkin Patch 99

90 Missing Letter Mystery 100

Skill: Long Vowel Patterns 101

91 Count the Vowels 103

92 Magic Hat 104

93 Short or Long? 105

94 Color by Vowel Sound 106

95 Match the Vowel Sound 107

96 Using Sounds of U 108

97 Magic E 109

98 CVCe Coloring 110

99 The Snail's Trail 111

100 Word Construction 112

101 Out of Order 113

102 Sweet EE 114

103 Add to EA 115

104 Night Flight 116

105 Long O Puzzle 117

106 Roaming Goat 118

107 Read and Circle 119

108 Matching with Moose 120

109 Y the Thief 121

Skill: Other Vowel Patterns 122

110 Spelling Star 123

111 Letter Blocks 124

112 Layer Cake 125

113 Scrambled Letters 126

114 Something to Chew On 127

115 Surf's Up! 128

116 Sign Writing 129

117 Tree Reading 130

118 Word Puzzle 131

119 What's Missing? 132

120 Connect Across 133

121 To the Goal 134

122 Mystery Number 135

123 Rhyme Lines 136

124 Build and Spell 137

125 Jungle Journey 138

Answer Key 141

Resources 153

Editorial Reviews

This book is great for parents or teachers of struggling readers. It incorporates research-proven methods for dyslexic students. It is user friendly with visual directions to help kids understand the tasks. My favorite part is the variety of fun ways to practice the skills being learned.”—Sarah Clark, special education teacher

“We know that it's important to intervene early for kids who struggle with reading. Learn to Read for Kids with Dyslexia, Volume 2 makes it easy to provide quick, fun practice for kids that need it. It's a great resource for busy parents and teachers who want high-quality activities based on current research.”—Lisa Hunter, former teacher

“Learn to Read For Kids with Dyslexia, Volume 2 is packed full of activities which are short and easy to use with kids, both as an educator and as a parent. I appreciate that Hannah has created yet another resource for kids who have not yet been able to ‘crack the code’ of reading. With up to 17% of the population being identified with dyslexia, and many more who may not have a formal diagnosis, it is crucial that we adjust our teaching practices to support striving readers with a deeper level of phonemic awareness, and this resource will allow you to do just that!”—Heidi W., elementary literacy educator and coach & parent of striving reader

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