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I was wondering what books you use for your son who has dyslexia? Just finding out that my 13 yr. old son has signs of it and I'm never sure what to use for science or history. Thanks.
@@momof9 My daughter has pretty severe dyslexia and ADHD. So far we've used Berean Builders and Beautiful Feet Science with Nature. I do all the reading aloud and allow her to narrate what she's learned. She loves art (most kids with dyslexia are creative), so drawing what she's learned along with copywork of what she's dictated that I've written out helps. I also do a lot of hands on experiments, observations, and documentaries.
@@annaleighadams thanks for responding. He's working with a tutor for reading and they're working on phonics and writing sentences. I never realized what it meant to have dyslexia. I do read out loud and he likes drawing. Haven't tried having him draw pictures from what we have read. I think I'm going to try the science comics for him too.
I've loved using Your Business Math! I'll be adding some science comics for my youngest with dyslexia for sure!
We're happy to hear that you have enjoyed using Your Business Math - they are great programs! Thank you for commenting and for checking out this week's C&C video!
I was wondering what books you use for your son who has dyslexia? Just finding out that my 13 yr. old son has signs of it and I'm never sure what to use for science or history. Thanks.
@@rainbowresourcewhat age are the science comics?
@@momof9 My daughter has pretty severe dyslexia and ADHD. So far we've used Berean Builders and Beautiful Feet Science with Nature. I do all the reading aloud and allow her to narrate what she's learned. She loves art (most kids with dyslexia are creative), so drawing what she's learned along with copywork of what she's dictated that I've written out helps. I also do a lot of hands on experiments, observations, and documentaries.
@@annaleighadams thanks for responding. He's working with a tutor for reading and they're working on phonics and writing sentences. I never realized what it meant to have dyslexia. I do read out loud and he likes drawing. Haven't tried having him draw pictures from what we have read. I think I'm going to try the science comics for him too.