Confusion and reversal of letters | Symmetrical orientation reading and writing

Workbook letters bdpq letters with similar spelling  

Excellent for students of any grade at the elementary level or learners with functional diversity. Sometimes we have students in the classroom who have confusion about their letters. Mainly in those that have a similar spelling or symmetrical orientation. This may be due to immaturity, problems with literalness, spatial orientation or difficulty with visual processing.

The most frequent are bd & pq since their spelling is similar, only their orientation changes. In this notebook, you will find worksheets, recommendations, and activities for you to implement in your classroom, therapy section, or as reinforcement at home. It has been useful to many colleagues, so I hope it will be useful to you too.

Letter reversal is a common struggle with children between the ages of 3 and 8 and special education students. This resource helps you to see how kids can confuse the letters b, d, p and q. Includes engaging activities for helping students with letter discrimination in the classroom, homeschooling and speech therapy.

Includes over 40 pages of use.

• Sensory activity directed by the adult – playful experience
• Recommendations for adults
• Visual Support Cards
• Reinforcement of motor skills - Directionality and correct orientation (color and b/w version)
• Dab a dot - Trace the letter
• Dab a dot - Identify the letter
• Symmetric orientation – letter identification and recognition using colors
• Interactive sheet - visual discrimination and writing (Turn and write) Includes two sheets with different levels of difficulty.
• Visual discrimination – find the correct letter, trace and color
• Worksheet – read, circle and count the letters with similar spellings
• Worksheet – fill in the blank, read and match with the image
• Puzzle - word, capital letter and image
• Puzzles – to work on phonological awareness and image association.
• Creative puzzle – write, color, cut/paste and compose a simple sentence
• Evaluation form - two models available
• Dictation sheet - (2) one of them includes self-assessment and achievement evaluation rubric

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