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Reading • Spelling • Self-confidence
Online Video Based Literacy Program
Helping Children With Dyslexia
Includes audio MP3
December 22nd, 2014 
Linda Siegel 
“Rosie had spent hours trying to read the pages….But Rosie hated reading. The letters on the page seemed to be different every time she looked at them, as if they moved when she blinked.” Rosie encounters trouble when she is wandering along a road looking for the road to Tilbury. Rosie comes to as sign… Read More »
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Comments Off on Holiday Giving for the Young Person with Dyslexia August 18th, 2014 Liz Dunoon 
Most children and teens with dyslexia or ongoing reading difficulties look at books very differently to those children and teens that pick up reading easily. They know through experience that books hold the key to a magical door of adventure, fantasy, information and incredible story telling, yet the struggle they experience when trying to read… Read More »
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These free dyslexia posters provide knowledge, understanding, inspiration and direction for children and adults with dyslexia. Created by Liz Dunoon, Editor of Dyslexia Daily.
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CATCH UP at school with their
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These free dyslexia posters provide knowledge, understanding, inspiration and direction for children and adults with dyslexia. Created by Liz Dunoon, Editor of Dyslexia Daily.
