4 Great Educational Dyslexia Tools

When we first learned that our son had Dyslexia, we honestly didn’t know where to start. How would this affect his learning? What kind of educational dyslexia tools should we be sure he had?

Teaching a child with Dyslexia can be challenging because their brain processes information differently from many of us… but children with Dyslexia can learn.

We just have to be willing to change how we approach learning, which is why I’m a fan of these four great educational dyslexia tools.

You can use them at home as part of your homeschooling, additional help for after school and even in the classroom! 

Be sure to read our other parenting Dyslexia posts!

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4 Great Educational Dyslexia Tools to Help Dyslexic Kids Learn.These are wonderful for homeschool, after school and in the classroom!

October is National Learning Disabilities Awareness month, and I’ll bet that at least one person in your life has been affected by one.

Dyslexia is a big one in our circles, so I’ve rounded up four fun and helpful dyslexia tools for families with dyslexic learners.

The great news is that dyslexia has been well researched and there are great programs out there!

Even if you don’t have a dyslexic learner, read on! These are great tools for all learners!

Children’s Books about Dyslexia

A wonderful way to help your child understand and embrace their reading disability is through children’s books about Dyslexia.

Tom's Special TalentTom’s Special TalentTom's Special TalentIt's Called Dyslexia (Live and Learn Series)It’s Called Dyslexia (Live and Learn Series)It's Called Dyslexia (Live and Learn Series)Did You Say Pasghetti? Dusty and Danny Tackle DyslexiaDid You Say Pasghetti? Dusty and Danny Tackle DyslexiaDid You Say Pasghetti? Dusty and Danny Tackle DyslexiaThank You, Mr. FalkerThank You, Mr. FalkerThank You, Mr. Falker

 

4 Great Educational Dyslexia Tools for Kids

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Play Telephone!

Hello? Auditory feedback WHAT?

This fun phone seems like a toy but it’s secretly helping with auditory feedback – something dyslexic learners have a bit more trouble with than their peers.

Designed by a teacher to help with comprehension, reading, and fluency, this phone is great for stuttering, autism, ADP as well as dyslexia.

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Fluency For the Win!

Reading fluency can be particular challenge for dyslexic learners.

This fluency practice packet includes 7 themes and 44 weekly fluency practice cards to help children master both comprehension and fluency.

A great tool for after school, or in your homeschool. Plus, it’s adorable.

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Minecraft Themed Homeschooling (yes please)

Since dyslexia can affect math reasoning, writing, handwriting, sequencing, and socialization, it’s important to tailor all types of learning. Or at least be aware!

I really like this program for homeschoolers – just as good for moms that are supplementing classwork.

Why? Because Minecraft is HUGE. And this “Fun-Schooling” program is really fun – kids get to move around and be active in the lesson.

It also uses the Dyslexie Font to make reading and learning easier for dyslexic learners.

Who’s it for? Kids with a 2nd grade reading level.

Dyslexia Screening Checklist

 Discovering Dyslexia - One mom's path to discovering her child has Dyslexia

2 Comments

  1. My older daughter has had dyslexia. It’s never stopped her from working hard or reaching goals. Great resources. She was a ballet dancer until an injury. She got her cosmetology license ( You can get assistance for reading questions aloud ) She passed all the technical and paper /state testing and has become very good in her profession. She works in the hair/wedding & magazine styling hair & makeup. Thanks for sharing at the InspirationSpotlight party @DearCreatives. Shared.

    1. It’s so reassuring to hear that other kids have gotten through Dyslexia and moved on to be okay. Thank you!

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