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This is a book of flip charts. It contains one large chart and the pages needed to assemble 10 smaller charts. Making it perfect for a classroom. Sometimes it is difficult for a child to remember the sounds represented by each letter. The Art of Reading Flip Chart, which has a picture associated with each letter, will enable them to start reading even if all the letters are not yet mastered. It was specifically designed for dyslexic children, but will speed along the reading process for any child. The dyslexic brain has an art easel rather than a chalkboard. They see pictures not words so a d,b,p,and q will be hard to distinguish. With the flip chart each letter has a picture which will ...

This Journal is composed using current counseling and behavior support principles. It is a resource that can be used by parents and children to better understand cause, and effect, and modify behavior while building emotional intelligence. Children can use their resource pages at the start of this book to identify positive behaviors, traits, and emotions, which can then be applied to daily journaling. My Journal encourages children to reflect upon their positive traits prior to daily journaling. It is also helpful for parents wanting to better understand their child's behaviors and emotions to then use positive reinforcement to modify outcomes.

Art of Reading is the how to book for teaching any child to read. From letter recognition to sentence diagraming this book will walk you through every step of the way. It not only contains the pages need to assemble a reading flip chart, to get your child started down the path to reading, but also has twenty spelling lists on cut apart spelling flashcards with easy to understand phonetic rules. Every child is unique. They will all learn at a different rate. While one child may only need 2 weeks on one step, another may need 2 months or even 2 years. But, these steps will work. you can teach your child to read and read well. Be patient, praise each achievement, and together let's gui ...

BASED ON A TRUE STORY A story based on actual events concerning two young boys, each with their own physical ailments and personal emotions, struggling to find meaning in their lives and trying to understand the turmoil and confusion of their existence. Alopecia and AIDS are the ailments that strive to block their journey, but their creation of The Oddball Club offers them hope and humor. Authored by the father of one of the boys.