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The resources below have been hand-crafted by the dyslexia practitioners at Aspire Academy and were developed for children who struggle with reading and writing. These resources and materials include free decodable stories, free games and free posters available for struggling readers.
Check out our blog section to learn more strategies to help struggling readers, along with some information about why handwriting and spelling are important. Feel free to print anything on this page, and share the link with others!
Nick and Seth Get Bikes. Two boys want to travel to school faster. They work to earn bikes! Great decodable reader. Includes CVC, Silent-e and
For students mid-range in an Orton-Gillingham program. This crossword allows students to practice spelling words with /I/ in the middle saying the sound /uh/ or
This game helps students practice silent-e words, both real and non-sense. Students sort words by if they are a real word or a silly word.
Closed exception welds are closed syllables where the vowels say their name. This sort helps kids study the word structure for these exceptions.
Just in time for Mother’s Day, this story allows students to practice reading CCVCC words. A dad and his sons buy a present for their
This structured literacy game is for students to practice identifying open and closed syllables. For new, struggling and dyslexic readers.
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