Extending Support for Key Stage 2 and 3 Dyslexic Pupils, Their Teachers and Support Staff: The Dragonfly Games

ISBN-13: 9781138774599 / Angielski / Twarda / 2014 / 82 str.

Sally Raymond

Opis

This isn't learning: this is fun - dyslexic pupil Fantastic ideas that engage learners in their learning: thank you - Teaching Assistant I like finding tactics which help me win dyslexic pupil My son is now asking to play spelling games - parent I like playing homework games with my dad. - dyslexic pupil Its easy to adapt a game to suit different topics. Teacher Things aren't so difficult now I know how to make hard things fun. dyslexic pupil Dragonfly Games is designed for use with small groups of dyslexic pupils. These practical and varied resources can be used inside and outside of the classroom to encourage over-learning and revision of curriculum topics. Stimulating and fun to do, the games help pupils: Overcome specific barriers to learning through the use of experience, over-learning and discovery Master skills beyond those of literacy and numeracy development, including thinking skills, tactical strategies, sequential application and gamesmanship. Devise their own games, developing their ability to use varied methods of application, useful for overcoming learning weaknesses within their own specific profile. .Fully updated in its second edition, this book builds on the success of the author's Dragonfly Worksheets, as featured in her previous book Supporting Dyslexia Pupils Across the Curriculum and can be used independently or in conjunction this resource. Dragonfly Games further extends the practitioner's portfolio of materials designed to successfully and effectively support the dyslexic learner. Also available from this author Supporting Dyslexic Pupils Across the Curriculum, 2nd edition, 978-1-138-77462-9 Spelling Rules, Riddles and Remedies 978-0-415-71000-8

Recenzje

"...all the pupils loved the games in this book and were fully engaged with their learning whilst playing. Many children begged to play 'just one more time,' and all were keen for me to share the games with their class teachers and parents so that they could play them again. Armed with instructions, photocopied play sheets and dice, the children returned to class motivated and eager to share the games with their peers. By the end of the week, I had teachers and parents alike commenting on their success. Their simplicity also means there is virtually no work or cost involved once you have purchased the book. Just what ever teacher needs, then." - Saira Pester, Special Children Magazine

O autorze

Sally Raymond DipSpLD(Hornsby), PGDip(SEN) is an experienced dyslexia tutor and trainer living in Cornwall.