Orton Gillingham Tools For Kids With Dyslexia. 100 activities to help children with dyslexia differentiate and correctly use “b”, “d”, “p” and “q” letters. 6-8 years. Black & White Edition.

Exactly what I needed to reinforce B and D in my First grade classroom.

This book is so great for the kids! They have no problem practicing! The graphics and fun integrated into the learning really helps!

I like the variety of activities to practice b, d, p, and q. My greatest challenge is that q is taught with a rhyme ("push around, down, flag"), but the flag part of q is often missing. I think that's the nature of the font type used in the text, and oftentimes q is typed without a flag. However, for kids who struggle with reversals, printing the flag on q can make a huge difference.

Your chid will gain confidence by completing the exercises in this workbook! Patients & positive reinforcement is the key in helping the student needing practice due to dyslexia!

Even if it’s only suspected, this workbook has already started showing improvements in my students reading and less letter swapping!! Confidence is boosted by that improvement and any educator knows that’s a huge part of success.

My daughter looks forward to reading this

quite informative

Exactly what we needed