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Complement each other perfectly
The dyslexia tools for kids can separate each word, prevent skipped words, and maintain focus on individual words for enhanced reading efficiency.
When the dyslexia tools and color overlays are used together, they maintain focus on individual words during extended reading sessions, reduce eye strain, and improve the reading experience.
How to Use& Use Tips
Pinch one handle with the thumb and the other with the remaining 2-4 fingers. This grip can be practiced and adjusted multiple times. If using the reading tool remains challenging, especially for kids under 5, parents or teachers can assist the kids in using the reading aids during reading.
The colored overlays are coated with a scratch-resistant protective film on both sides. Please peel off the protective film before use. To prevent scratches that affect clarity, do not use nibs or other sharp objects on the surface of the color overlays.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2025
As a second grade teacher, this is exactly what I need. This product is so useful for so many reasons.This Tools Set has been a fantastic help for improving focus and reducing visual strain while reading. Perfect for kids with dyslexia! 🌟✅ What I Love:🎨 Colored Overlay Strips — Four colors (red, blue, yellow, green) help reduce glare & improve readability.🔍 Adjustable Reading Window — Prevents word skipping and trains focus.📖 Versatile Use — Works for books, tablets, and even digital screens.✨ Durable & Portable — Lightweight, flexible, and scratch-resistant for everyday use.This set makes reading so much easier—a must-have for any child struggling with dyslexia! 💙
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Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2025
My daughter is in first grade learning to read, which is not easy for her. The little yellow tool that comes with this is nice when we want her to focus on a word and she's getting tired or if she is working on a compound word like backyard. We were able to have her just look at back- and then just look at -yard. That was really helpful. She also has weaker fine motor skills and the pinching of the yellow grip is easy enough for her to even do. The way it works is one side of the tool is stationary while the other side gets pinched in and out for the appropriate word size. The plastic sheets she likes to use, but those are less helpful for her as an actual tool we need, at least right now. We use reading strips with her to block the line above and below. However, she does like the sheets to put on her iPad, whether it's just fun or helps cut down the glare is hard to figure out with her, but she does like them. You do have to peel a plastic protective layer off the front and back of the color sheets. Otherwise, they aren't as clearly see through, so be sure to take the time to peel the plastic. The set was worth getting for the yellow tool alone for us.
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