This interactive workbook is designed for children aged 4–9 who struggle with letter and digit reversals, often linked to dyslexia or dysgraphia. Packed with fun, colourful activities, it helps children develop memory and shape recognition skills needed for confident writing. Ideal for children frustrated by confusing shapes like ‘b/d’ and ‘p/q’, the workbook offers practical, multi-sensory strategies that improve writing accuracy over time. Flexible and easy to use, children can focus on the sections that matter most to them. Perfect for both independent learners and those working with an adult helper.
Features:
Suitable for ages 4–9, including Key Stage 2.
Practical strategies for letter/digit reversals (e.g., b/d, 6/9, 5/S).
Multi-sensory methods for different learning styles.
Designed for children with dyslexia or dysgraphia.
Encourages independence and confidence in writing.
Which Way?: Letter and Digit Reversals Workbook
This interactive workbook is designed for children aged 4–9 who struggle with letter and digit reversals, often linked to dyslexia or dysgraphia. Packed with fun, colourful activities, it helps children develop memory and shape recognition skills needed for confident writing. Ideal for children frustrated by confusing shapes like ‘b/d’ and ‘p/q’, the workbook offers practical, multi-sensory strategies that improve writing accuracy over time. Flexible and easy to use, children can focus on the sections that matter most to them. Perfect for both independent learners and those working with an adult helper.
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