Contributor(s):Author: Lidia Stanton Illustrator: Lidia Stanton Illustrator: Harry StantonAt last.
a simple and engaging breakthrough to help those who find writing a barrier to personal expression.
Many children and adults, including those who are dyslexic, use simple words as far as possible due to the fear of attempting the longer, more complex ones.
Visual and amusing, this book will help many people dare to express themselves - and give them a further strategy to help them achieve.
- Dr Lindsay Peer CBE Educational Psychologist, international speaker and author.
Why is this book different? It's fun.
Most books about spelling have an uncanny way of making readers switch off after the first couple of pages.
This book will make you smile, and laugh out loud in places.
It brings situational humour to learning.
It's easy.
You'll learn to spell 200 tricky words in a fun, intelligent and virtually effortless way.
You are not being offered a structured spelling programme but a reference manual; you can dip in and out of any place in the book as often as you like.
It's practical.
The black-and-white cartoon format lets you photocopy pages and use highlighters and colouring pens to create your own spelling artwork that you can enjoy while enhancing your learning.
By using your hands and brain, you become an active speller.
What's in the book? Each tricky to spell word is a cartoon that helps you connect the word's meaning and graphical features with its spelling pattern.
The spelling hints are visual mnemonics, i.
memory triggers that help us remember things we easily forget, for example tricky spellings.
We can readily recall mnemonics because of their funny and unusual associations with things that are part of our daily lives.
Best of all, mnemonics require almost no effort to learn.
The book is structured around: Confusing pairs of words, e.
homophones or words that 'go together' Tricky everyday words Tricky formal/academic words Who is this book for? This book.
Contributor(s) | Authorlidia |
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Illustrator | Lidia Harry |
The book is structured around | Confusing pairs of words e g homophones or words that go together |
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