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Posted by Lynn Moore Jan 24, 2007 |
Lots of children with special needs struggle with reading. It may be difficult because of a learning disability or a developmental delay. Reading may be difficult because of a language impairment due to a hearing loss. Are you looking for ideas to encourage your child to read? These are articles I have written about reading skills and children with disabilities:
Cave Dave is the story of a young prehistoric boy and his pet dino, Dot. Actually three stories about Dave are included in this first volume from Innovative Kids. Cave Dave is a part of the Phonics Comics series. Specific word patterns (word families) are introduced in each story. Cave Dave is written in a comic book format that will encourage even the most reluctant reader. Because the illustrations closely match the text, it provides a wonderful support for new or struggling readers.
The writers of Phonics Comics have three levels for kids to choose from. Each level has slightly harder word patterns. Read how the publisher describes the Phonics Comics series. Here are a few of the titles:
Level I
Level II
Level III