Orton Gillingham Tools For Kids With Dyslexia. 100 activities to help children with dyslexia differentiate and correctly use “b”, “d”, “p” and “q” letters. 6-8 years. Black & White Edition.

I love this workbook, it’s full of fun activities for my little dude to work on.

This has been a very helpful tool for my daughter who has phonological dyslexia! It’s a good one to have in rotation for more writing and reading practice.

I like the variety of activities to practice b, d, p, and q. My greatest challenge is that q is taught with a rhyme ("push around, down, flag"), but the flag part of q is often missing. I think that's the nature of the font type used in the text, and oftentimes q is typed without a flag. However, for kids who struggle with reversals, printing the flag on q can make a huge difference.

Great resource to use along with Reading Horizons or any SoR program.

The dyslexia books have helped my great grandson. His teacher noticed improvement.

Very helpful

Item was used and written on, not good to give as a gift to a dyslexic student

I’m a third grade teacher. This book is a great tool for children who struggle identifying the letters b, d, p and q.

This was a good help to my granddaughter. Bought the reading pen as well Made a big difference to her confidence.

Amazing book

Not worth the money - very poor quality

Good for kids with dyslexia

Still too young to understand