Wordplay: Fun games for Building Reading and Writing Skills in Children with Learning Difficulties
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| Rating | : | 4.97 (938 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0071408215 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 208 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-09-11 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Not just for learning difficulties" according to A Customer. I wish I had this book when my children were learning to read. There are a wide variety of fun games to help children learn to read, whether they have a learning difficulty or not. I've given a copy to my daughter's 2nd grade teacher to use in her classroom. I keep my copy in the car for long drives to play word games.. Invaluable for helping kids read I tutor first graders and have found this book an invaluable resource. It's a great source for ideas for making learning fun and a positive experience. It's helped me get away from the deadly drills and the frustration that goes along with it, and offers me new inspiration. Recommended for anyone trying to teach a youn. Wonderful product The book was exactly as described - like new and it was. I could have bought it off a shelf in a bookstore. Quick response too! I got the book in a little over a week. Great seller!!! Thanks so much.
Lora Myers is a writer and educator who designs and administers basic literacy programs. She became a member of the International Dyslexia Association to help her two dyslexic children. She is curriculum director of TV411, an educational television series for adult learners.. Lori Goodman works with learning-disabled adults, develops curricula, and trains teachers in using multisensory strategies to teach reading, writing, and math
Parents can finally put away those dreary flash cards and instead teach their children in imaginative and amusing ways that will have their kids laughing and asking for more.. Yet many students struggling to develop their reading and writing skills are discouraged by the sheer boredom associated with learning.Wordplay's unique game approach shows parents how to help their children discover the joy of reading and writing while having tons of fun together.Incorporating many multi-sensory and physical activity games-perfect for children who
Crazy Ates: Deal the cards--and practice rhyming. Room Sleuth: Hear the phonics clues, guess the object. And much more!. With Wordplay,you'll turn your home into a place where your child feels safe, smart, confident, in control, and open to learning and exploration. But when a child struggles with a learning difficulty, the pleasures of reading and writing are often replaced by fear, frustration, and embarrassment. These engaging no-prep or low-prep games can be adapted for learners of different ages.Fun learning games you can play with your family include:Letter/Sound/Word Jump: Leap to learn the alphabet. From the Back CoverMake your home a learning haven with these fun and interactive multisensory gamesLearning should be fun. Most likely your child is already overwhelmed by the rigors of classroom drills. Help foster a relaxed and playful approach to learning for your whole family with t