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  • Apple and Android Apps

    Smartphones and tablets are a wonderful tool for struggling readers. Users can play with letters and sounds, practice handwriting, enlarge type, change background and text color, and listen to audio books, all with the press of a fingertip or swipe of the screen.

     

    Please note that this list is not all-inclusive; the app market changes rapidly. Have your child try the free trial version of an app before you invest in one.

     


     

    National Center for Learning Disabilities

    University of Michigan

    The International Dyslexia Association (IDA)

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    Grammar and Vocabulary apps: Texas Computer Education Association recommendations

    Handwriting apps: (Letterschool, ABC Writer, Hairy Letters, Handwriting without Tears)

     

E.A. Lawhon Elementary

5810 Brookside Rd. Pearland, TX 77581

Phone: 281-412-1445Fax: 281-412-1448

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