Mastering Dyslexia – Maths Support

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Specialist Resource for Dyslexia Support Empower early learners with our Year 1 Daily Dictation —a carefully crafted resource developed with the needs of dyslexic children in mind. Designed to complement any existing phonics or spelling program, this structured tool provides daily, bite-sized writing practice to boost spelling confidence and sentence structure fluency. Why It Works for Dyslexic Learners Children with dyslexia often benefit from repeated exposure to common exception words and consistent writing routines. This resource embraces that need for repetition, helping children internalise word patterns through frequent, meaningful practice. Key Features: Daily Practice: Five short, manageable dictation tasks each week. Spelling Focused: Built around high-frequency and tricky words from the Year 1 curriculum. Progressive Structure: Sentences gradually increase in complexity and reinforce previously taught words. Multisensory Learning: Encourages seeing, hearing, writing, and speaking words—a proven approach for dyslexic learners. Inclusive Design: Beneficial for all learners, with special emphasis on supporting those who need extra reinforcement. Confidence Building: Repetition of misspelled words and use of punctuation help build sentence-writing skills. Whether used as a standalone tool or a supplement to classroom instruction, Year 1 Daily Dictation is a game-changing asset for literacy intervention, perfectly suited for specialist teachers, SENCOs, and parents supporting dyslexic children.
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