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Decodable Workbook for Kids Ages 6 - 7: Dyslexia-Friendly Activities to Improve Reading Skills, Exercises for Decoding Words with Similar Sounds and Letters, Aimed at Struggling Readers in First Grade
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Decodable Workbook for Kids Ages 6 - 7: Dyslexia-Friendly Activities to Improve Reading Skills, Exercises for Decoding Words with Similar Sounds and Letters, Aimed at Struggling Readers in First Grade in Grande Prairie, AB
Current price: $11.99

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Decodable Workbook for Kids Ages 6 - 7: Dyslexia-Friendly Activities to Improve Reading Skills, Exercises for Decoding Words with Similar Sounds and Letters, Aimed at Struggling Readers in First Grade in Grande Prairie, AB
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Looking for a solution to help your struggling reader in grade 1? Look no further than our Decodable Workbook! This workbook is specifically designed to assist children who may have difficulty reading and sounding out words, particularly those confusing letters like b, d, p, and q, and similar-sounding letters like d, t, b, p, f, and v.
Signs of dyslexia can present differently depending on the age range. For example, in first grade, it is common for struggling readers to have difficulty sounding out words and confusing letters that look similar (such as b, d, p, and q), as well as letters with similar sounds (such as d, t, b, p, f, and v). Therefore, this workbook specifically focuses on these letters.
This book includes:
8 activity packets for each letter.
Step 1: Reading and tracing the letter
Step 2: Tracing and writing simple sentences
Step 3: Finding the missing sound
Step 4: Circling the sound
Step 5: Finding the correct words
Step 6: Tracing, writing, and coloring the comic letters
Step 7: Marking the appropriate box to show where the letter is in the word (beginning, middle, or end)
Step 8: A bonus reading list of 44 decodable words
Kids will enjoy exploring various phonics games, word associations, matching, coloring, and more. Cheerful illustrations and coloring comic alphabets make it easier for kids to remember sight words rather than just memorizing them, which can be a powerful tool when reading.
Whether your child is in preschool or grade school, a struggling reader, reluctant, or simply needs a little push in the right direction, you will find this book helpful.
Looking for a solution to help your struggling reader in grade 1? Look no further than our Decodable Workbook! This workbook is specifically designed to assist children who may have difficulty reading and sounding out words, particularly those confusing letters like b, d, p, and q, and similar-sounding letters like d, t, b, p, f, and v.
Signs of dyslexia can present differently depending on the age range. For example, in first grade, it is common for struggling readers to have difficulty sounding out words and confusing letters that look similar (such as b, d, p, and q), as well as letters with similar sounds (such as d, t, b, p, f, and v). Therefore, this workbook specifically focuses on these letters.
This book includes:
8 activity packets for each letter.
Step 1: Reading and tracing the letter
Step 2: Tracing and writing simple sentences
Step 3: Finding the missing sound
Step 4: Circling the sound
Step 5: Finding the correct words
Step 6: Tracing, writing, and coloring the comic letters
Step 7: Marking the appropriate box to show where the letter is in the word (beginning, middle, or end)
Step 8: A bonus reading list of 44 decodable words
Kids will enjoy exploring various phonics games, word associations, matching, coloring, and more. Cheerful illustrations and coloring comic alphabets make it easier for kids to remember sight words rather than just memorizing them, which can be a powerful tool when reading.
Whether your child is in preschool or grade school, a struggling reader, reluctant, or simply needs a little push in the right direction, you will find this book helpful.




















