Inhaltsverzeichnis für January 2024 in Brain Train

Welcome to Brain Train! We're thrilled to have you with us as we embark on this exciting journey to support and empower individuals with dyslexia. Our team of experts has carefully curated each issue of our monthly magazine to offer practical, playful, and engaging activities that will enrich your life and help you gain a better understanding of your unique strengths and abilities. With our love of learning and illustration, we've created fun and interactive activities for all ages, from children to adults. We hope to inspire new generations and help individuals with dyslexia feel more confident and in control. We're passionate about taking a strength-based approach to dyslexia, and our goal is to help you discover the simple things you can do to feel more empowered and in control…

Onsetandrime Instead of blending individual phonemes some students find it easier to read by splitting the word into two parts (called onset and the rime). Flash cards can help develop the ability to recognize onset and rime. When students understand that different onsets can be spliced onto the same rime, they can make new and different words. HowToPlay Start with the picture side. Show the picture. Say the first part of the word (the onset). Say the end part of the word (the rime). Say the whole word, e.g. ‘bir … d … bird’.…

Pick the best sentence to match the picture. The champion would appreciate your help Immediately. He is the champion of the battalion. It is very convenient to have such an obedient pet. If is very inconvenient to have such a rebellious pet. The custodian of the museum was furious when he saw a comedian. The custodian of the museum has a phobia of tarantulas. I felt conspicuous in the ridiculous costume. I felt humiliated when the audience laughed. My companion caught malaria and got a fever that made him feel delirious. My companion caught a crocodile while exploring the Brazilian interior. The restaurant uses mysterious ingredients. The restaurant found bacteria on the onions.…

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