How Do You Create Reading Games For Students With Reading Disabilities?
Using games to teach reading is a great way to break the monotony of some reading programs and to keep students’ interest level at its peak. Several games are available for purchase, but making games is just as easy and allows you to meet the specific needs of students with dyslexia or other reading disabilities. Research reading disabilities. Learn about the symptoms and deficits of students with reading disabilities. Create games that assess the child’s knowledge of the alphabet. Encourage the child to make letter sounds and to combine letters to create words. Make games that teach the rules of the English language, and use the games to review the rules frequently. Look through catalogs that offer reading games and other instructional materials. Some games are very expensive but can be reproduced easily. Some popular games can be modified to meet the needs of your students. Go to a store that sells educational materials. Have your notebook handy and write down ways to create or modif
