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Additional advanced practice in visual discrimination

This game is suitable for children aged 7 through to adults. Again this fast-paced game requires the dyslexic or dyspraxic to try to picture these similar-looking sequences in order to make a quick decision. This is excellent training in spotting the visual difference between subtly-different letter combinations, a key skill both for reading and spelling. This game can be practised in any language.

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Learn to picture the difference between these vowel pairs (digraphs): ae, ea

This game is suitable for children aged 7 through to adults. More advanced than Level Three Visual Discrimination Snap Games, Level Four consists of challenging games focusing purely on the easily-confused vowel pairs (or, digraphs). To win this game you need really to be able to discriminate rapidly in a visual way between the digraphs. Hence this fun game encourages a visual approach to word recognition, and stimulates visual sequential memory; both are key skills which often need to be developed in dyslexics and dyspraxics.

This game can be practised in any language.