Tools for Dyslexic Readers, Struggling Readers, and Emerging Readers
Helping emerging, struggling, and dyslexic readers to read, write, and spell with our innovative Read-in-Pictures technique
The general population thinks and learns linearly and with symbols (letters) while dyslexic people think and learn spatially and in terms of pictures. Dynamic Dyslexic Reading addresses this learning distinction with an innovation we call Read-in-Pictures™
Our Read-in-Pictures™ features are in two categories called Funny Phonograms™ and Laughing Letters™. They are cartoon images that represent the sounds, words, and letters the student is learning in both content and shape.
These pictures help the dyslexic learner to connect the symbols (letters) neurologically to the sounds, words, and meanings they represent. Dynamic Dyslexic Reading follows the principles of the Science of Reading and utilizes the Orton Gillingham multi-sensory technique for a unique and effective learning experience.
Our curriculum consists of six workbooks, two flashcard decks, and one coloring book that will teach your student every letter and letter combination in the English language.
Dyslexia is a learning disability that affects millions of people around the world. It is a neurobiological condition that makes it difficult for individuals to learn to read, write, and spell.