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ABCYA.CO.UK is quite a good child friendly website I found for my intervention groups.Lots of interactive activities .

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ABCYA.CO.UK is quite a good child friendly website I found for my intervention groups.Lots of interactive activities .

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Sam Gx

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I think Zoe's idea of one box with all resources in each class room is a wonderful idea! That way any children that need those resources can help themselves to what best suits them!

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I think Zoe's idea of one box with all resources in each class room is a wonderful idea! That way any children that need those resources can help themselves to what best suits them!

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Lily xx

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Could get some magnetic letters to help them spell words. So they are physically spelling the word on the white broads or a magnetic broad. 

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Could get some magnetic letters to help them spell words. So they are physically spelling the word on the white broads or a magnetic broad. 

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Nat T XX

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http://www.bdadyslexia.org.uk/educator/additional-resources-for-educators. There is a video to watch which is quite interesting
Nat T XX

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Maybe we could have the letters of the alphabet on display so the children can work on letter recognition

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Maybe we could have the letters of the alphabet on display so the children can work on letter recognition

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Nat T xx

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Maybe the children could have a list of common high frequency words on the table which they could use their visors with? This may help them when writing to become more familiar with these commonly used words. 

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Maybe the children could have a list of common high frequency words on the table which they could use their visors with? This may help them when writing to become more familiar with these commonly used words. 

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Leanne xx

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https://www.pearsonhighered.com/series/Words-Their-Way-Series/2281883.html

An alternative way of teaching spellings to phonics. Books are labelled by the characteristics of a child's spellings and misspellings, rather than by age. Activities are mainly pictoral and word sorting, which is rather 'hands-on'.

Phillipa

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Kate, some of these activity books may come in handy for interventions that include children with dyslexia or have those tendencies.

Lena x

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This website has information and resources about letter orientation (b-d-p). There are lots of helpful hints and tips on there.

Lena x

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This is a good website that has activity games for phonics, memory and building concentration skills.

Lena x

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Maybe we could have some laminated templates, like a blank mindmap, bullet point list,  flowchart, etc, so that when we asked children to create a mindmap, bullet point list, and so on, they don't have to draw or write one themselves.  Could be on coloured paper too?

Jen :-)

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This is a good website for ideas around the classroom.

Laura x

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Each classroom could have a resource box with everything that is needed to support a child with dyslexia or dyslexia traits.

For example: coloured overlays, coloured rulers, pastel paper, books with different coloured paper, highlighters, checklist of punctuation needed for work etc

Zoe xx

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Hi all! Please get posting with any ideas that you may have.
Thanks,
K xxx