These quality and successful resources use texts to model spelling, sentence construction and text construction. The methods used in the units have proved highly effective in supporting students to achieve success. The dyslexia resources utilise the HF Visual Spelling Strategy © to support dyslexic students. These students often struggle because the same methods to read and spell are used with mainstream students. The units provide some much need strategies to help dyslexic students!

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pdf, 3.32 MB

A Multi-sensory Spelling Resource for Dyslexic and Autistic Learners

This resource is designed to support dyslexic and autistic students who struggle with phonics-based spelling due to working memory difficulties. Using Dual Coding Theory (Paivio), it combines visual mnemonics with verbal learning to reinforce letter-sound associations in an engaging way.

The free booklet includes:

A Mnemonic Chart linking letters to images/emojis (e.g., A = Apple, B = Bike).
A step-by-step spelling guide for words with the long ‘A’ sound (e.g., play, pain, plane).
A method for using pictures to represent letters, making spelling more accessible.
Space for students to draw their own symbols, reinforcing learning through creativity.

Why It Works!

  • Helps students visualize words, reducing reliance on phonological processing.
  • Makes spelling more engaging and memorable through fun associations.
  • Supports students with dyslexia and autism by playing to their visual strengths.

Perfect for one-to-one support, small group interventions, and whole-class teaching, this resource provides a practical and effective way to improve spelling confidence.

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