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This site contains
instructions/lessons from a handbook developed to help individuals master the
skills necessary for successful reading. Dyslexic people need specific help in developing
certain skills we take for granted. At least one-third of the students
in classrooms across the U.S. need help in: letter/word reversals,
blending sounds into words, applied phonics, and spelling. This material is
the answer when all else has not worked. The pages may be printed at no charge to
the user (tutor/parent/teacher) for the sole purpose of improving reading
instruction—you may try printing from a local library computer running
Windows if you have problems printing at home. Some worksheets load VERY slowly because they were scanned at a
high resolution. Please be patient.
We also encourage you to make your own worksheets similar to the ones
shown/described if you have difficulty printing or would like more variety. The contents of this site are copyrighted and may
not be reproduced, copied or distributed for any other reason without
the written permission of Anita
Townsend, who is donating this site. Copyright Ó 1978, 1984,
1987,1998-2004 Townsend Educational Services |
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For more information about
the necessary skills needed for successful reading, please visit the National
Reading Panel website: http://www.nationalreadingpanel.org |
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S. Lewis created this site with
Netscape Composer and Microsoft Word 2000. Updated on May 27, 2004 |