Description
Help grow your students with print difficulty by using these Dyslexia Cursive Letter Practice -Complete Packet Letters A-Z. This is my go to packet for my students having difficulty with cursive print concept.
Dyslexia Teacher Tips:
- You have the flexibility to create the packet in the order of the letter you are working on.
- You can create booklets and bind pages together or another option is to laminate the cards with letter formation and words for students to keep for home or other classes.
Dyslexia Packet Includes:
- All letters with daily exercise of practicing cursive letter formation.
- Letter sound chart
- Manuscript Letter formation
- Chart with Manuscript formation for students to take home or to class when they are not in dyslexia with you.
- Chart with words that begin with letter
- Directions included
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Leila P. –
The step-by-step visuals in this resource are most beneficial in helping my special education students learn to write in cursive and become better readers. Thanks for this excellent resource!
Felicitas Adame Reyes –
Thanks!
Samantha C. –
Great Product!!
Terry E. –
My high school students are unable to sign their names using cursive. We have tried multiple ways of teaching them their signatures. I like this product because I do not have to do a lot of direct instruction. The students are able to work on this between activities.
Jean L. –
Nice resource. Thank you
Stefanie W. –
good resource
Annette Wagner –
My students loved this, we made a book and sent home for additional handwriting practice.
Erin Collicutt –
This was a great resource for my student who was dyslexic
Teisha L. –
Thank you so much for this!
GEORGINA W. –
Great for students with special needs.
Morgan W. –
I love the charts!
Roxxana S. –
Used this to work with my Dyslexia students that I service. We worked on this on a one to one.
Dena G. –
Great resource! I used it with my son that has dyslexia. The formatting was very clear.
Paloma G. –
Thank you for the resource!
Lisa H. –
I used this as a practice after teaching the letter.
Dianna R. –
Great resource!
Elizabeth P. –
This was a great help with some of my struggling students.
Karla S. –
Nice resource, created very nicely and thoroughly!
Stacie Watson –
This gave my substitute something fun to use with the class when I was out.
Brandlynn N. –
Very useful and thorough resource! My students enjoyed this activity.