Hey guys! so here is a low level of dyslexia worksheet set. basically:
1&2: First two sheets are for them to put in their workbooks. It uses different colors to help dyslexic students differentiate. Also includes the Korean and English as well as a picture. Dyslexic students benefit from having something to refer back to (and so do Low level students)
3-8: Laminate. (cut out individual words and letters at the bottom. students with severe dyslexia can have issues with fine motor skills like writing, so it is typically better to not focus on their penmanship and use different ways to help them remember words. here they can trace, draw, and then you can mix up the letters and they can "make" the word. The letters are in different colors again, so they can differentiate more easily.
9-11: laminate and cut out. Say a sentence, and have the student make the sentence. again this uses different colors and pictures to help Low level and dyslexic students.
12: Laminate and cut out. This is just an easy matching. The English word has a picture with it. Just another way to let the low level or dyslexic student practice.
13-15: Cut on the horizontal line, fold on the vertical line, and laminate. boom. Flash cards.
Students with dyslexia benefit from repetition.
16&17: Laminate. Just writing practice. The lines are bigger so it's easier to see. I give my dyslexic student different colored markers to write in a different color for every line if he wants etc.
I know there is a lot of laminating, I just like to be able to reuse for multiple classes and for the matching etc, it's nice to have them laminated in case a low level or a student with a disability gets frustrated and crumples the paper...lamination is more difficult to crumple ^^
