A Christmas Carol: Relationships - Dyslexia Friendly Resources

Engage and Support Your GCSE, English Literature Students with These Dyslexia-Friendly Resources! Teaching A Christmas Carol can be challenging, especially when accommodating diverse learning needs. This comprehensive resource is designed to make the text accessible, engaging, and exam-focused for all students, including those with dyslexia.

The Unit includes:

An extended extract from Stave Three based on the Cratchit family.

Dyslexia-Friendly Vocabulary Activities - Build confidence with challenging 19th-century language using color-coded syllable worksheets and interactive quizzes. These tools are perfect for supporting students who struggle with reading fluency and decoding skills.

Chunked Reading Passages - Enhance comprehension with extracts carefully broken into manageable chunks. The unit is designed to improve focus and fluency, making Dickens’ rich language accessible to dyslexic learners

Exam Practice Question and PEEL Paragraph - Empower students with step-by-step PEEL (Point, Evidence, Explain, Link) paragraph frameworks. These guides support learners in organizing their ideas and developing exam-ready responses on themes like family and poverty.

Why Choose These Resources?
Dyslexia-Friendly Design: Activities are formatted with clarity and accessibility in mind, including clear fonts and structured layouts to minimize cognitive load.
Inclusive Learning: Perfect for mixed-ability classrooms, with scaffolding for students who need extra support and stretch tasks for high achievers.

This unit equips you with tools to bridge gaps, boost confidence, and promote success in every learner, including those with dyslexia.