Dyslexia Support and Early Literacy Intervention Resource This printable resource provides 9 colourful word-picture pairs for each of the spelling patterns introduced in the middle stages of early literacy development. It covers the consonant digraphs ‘wh’ and ‘ph’, the long vowel spelling patterns, the digraphs ‘ou’, ‘ow’, ‘oi’ and ‘oy’, and the short vowels ‘oo’ and schwa ‘er’. It is designed to make resources for literacy early intervention work. It can be used as a stand-alone resource or alongside the Dyslexic Logic Intervention Programme. The word-picture pairs can be combined and recombined to create games and activities precisely targeting those areas on which your students need to focus.

Dyslexic Logic- The Synesthetic Learning Programme (Part 1) This book provides a step by step guide on how to deliver excellent literacy intervention. Part 1 covers the earliest stages, from sound recognition to writing basic sentences. It includes guidance on planning and assessment, teaching content and activities. The programme is specifically developed for dyslexic learners and takes a multisensory synthetic phonics-based approach to early literacy. The programme has been designed to allow non specialist teachers, tutors and home-schooling parents to support children effectively. Programme delivery is designed to be unique to the child you support- fun, active and effective. A4 format (81 pages)

Dyslexic Logic- The Synesthetic Learning Programme (Part 2) This book provides a step by step guide on how to deliver excellent literacy intervention. Part 2 covers the middle stages of early literacy, from introducing long vowel spelling patterns to exploring morphology through affixes. It includes guidance on planning and assessment, teaching content and activities. The programme is specifically developed for dyslexic learners and takes a multisensory synthetic phonics-based approach to early literacy. The programme has been designed to allow non specialist teachers, tutors and home-schooling parents to support children effectively. Programme delivery is designed to be unique to the child you support- fun, active and effective. A4 format (186 pages)

Dyslexia Support and Early Literacy Intervention Resource This printable resource provides 9 colourful word-picture pairs for each grapheme/phoneme introduced in the initial stages of literacy development. It includes the initial alphabet letter sounds, the short vowel sounds in the medial position, and the consonant digraphs- ch, sh, th & ng. It is designed to make resources for literacy early intervention work. It can be used as a stand-alone resource or alongside the Dyslexic Logic Intervention Programme. The word-picture pairs can be combined and recombined to create games and activities precisely targeting those areas on which your students need to focus.

Amazing Alphabet Printables Our sound cards can be printed out as a complete set here, or individually (@DyslexicLogic.com) as each new letter or sound is introduced. Each letter also links with an action, shown in our gesture videos. By pairing letters with pictures and actions the pairing between letter formation and sound is no longer arbitrary. Individual sets of cards can be used to ‘fade out’ from pictures to letters, tracking individual progress step by step. This allows children to recognise smaller increments of success and use shape, movement, sound and colour cues to support their learning.

The Fabulous Phonics Word Banks – Each list has been carefully compiled to meet the needs of learners needing literacy intervention. Lists are included for all of the most common spelling patterns taught. The lists are designed to be used with a wide range of learners. Simple word lists include only common words, while more complex word lists include a much wider range of words reflecting the more developed vocabularies of many of the more advanced learners that will use them. The word banks include all the long vowels, r-controlled and complex-r-controlled spelling patterns. This book covers a vast array of words suitable for use in literacy games and activities. It was developed to support the DyslexicLogic programme.