Inhaltsverzeichnis für December 2023 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…

JACE NORMAN “I think people look at it like a major disadvantage, and it is when it comes to school, but as I've got into entrepreneurship and into business… I've learned it can be a great advantage.” OCTAVIA SPENCER “Our challenges make us unique, and how we deal with them makes us unique.” TOM HOLLAND “The most important thing, in anything you do, is always try your hardest.” SALMA HAYEK “Some people read really fast, but you'll ask them questions about the script, and they'll forget. I take a long time to read a script, but I read it only once.” ORLANDO BLOOM “The challenge of dyslexia - the challenge of climbing that mountain is something that you can make your own and make it a reason to be a…

1. Use a non-white background for text. • Black, text on a white background Is very difficult to read for lots of students and the glare from the white can add to visual stress. • Use a neutral colour such as cream, nude or a warm toned orange as a background for presentations and print on the same coloured paper if you can. • Some dyslexic students may have been assessed by a specialist and use a coloured overlay or prefer paper in a particular colour, so do use their specified colour if they have one. 2. Use a sans serif font. • A sans serif font is one that does not have extra curls on characters. • You can find fonts on TPT stores, but if you're looking for…

1. Mum __________ when dad forgot about dinner. 2. The man was caught __________ by the security guard when he shoplifted. 3. Tom was given the __________ to shine when the star athlete was injured. 4. Mr. Egg was __________ when Mr. Rich bought a brand new car. 5. I wish I had __________ Like Aunt Lucy. Her garden always Looks so amazing. 6. Most people get the __________ when they have to go back to school or work after a fun weekend. 7 My helper only gets to see her family __________ as her family lives in the Philippines. 8. __________ a deer dashed out onto the highway in front of our car. 9. Although grandma is already 70 years old, she is still __________ 10. Why do you…

Trace inside, the letters and say the sound. This oval has a picture of nature in it. ure ure ure Colour in the 4 diagraphs shown above. Below, trace for practice; say the sound, as you write it. Teachers: a full colour PDF with, artwork and example sentences for all 24 spelling words, including these 8, is available. The PDF also has the story for this section. Please refer to pages 4 and 5 of this workbook for guidance in using it. Colour the pictures. Trace the words. Cuf around the outside dotted lines. Fold along the inside solid lines. Makes an accordin Name: Can you think of a word that has these letters in it? Can you draw a picture of it? Read the short story. Put a box…