Dyslexia Toolkit for Reading Intervention

Description

• Looking for the most useful resources to help your reading intervention lessons?
• A tutor or homeschooling parent who has a struggling or beginning reader?
• A classroom teacher looking for effective, evidence-based reading resources?

• 20 Short Vowel Decodable Readers that include 6 different formats for each passage. Each story comes with a foldable book, a passage with activities to highlight the focus sound, a full-page passage, a page to illustrate the story, a small collectable to put on a book ring, a cloze activity, sentence strips and phrases for fluency!!
• Board Games and Fluency Hop Boards for each short vowel.  These board games provide a fun way to build word reading fluency whilst relieving some stress.  Add in some vocabulary work by asking your student to put the word into a sentence.  Great to send home for an extra review of short vowel sounds.
• My Full Phoneme-Grapheme Flash Card Set with picture cues- This set can grow with you as it has all of the consonants, short vowels, digraphs, simple vowel teams and diphthongs.
• An Orthographic Mapping Folder Template with letter tiles for each foundational phoneme you will need, plus a few simple suffixes. This comes with an orthographic mapping template to use.
• Short Vowel Fluency Grids – These are an amazing tool to help build fluency. Each grid has a focus short vowel and has 7 words that are repeated throughout the grid. They come with a game board and a WPM speed chart for students to see their progress and it also has ideas for how to use these for a fun game.
• Phonics Scope and Sequence both in print and digital format. This is great for you to use with each student to record which skills you have taught and where to go next. It also has space to record if your student has mastered this skill or not and the date this was accomplished.

• If you have a struggling reader and are not quite sure what next steps to take, especially if you suspect a reading difficulty such as dyslexia, I have a free guide that will help you. Great to give to parents for that step-by-step process of what to do. Find it by clicking here.