At ClearMind Learning, I know how important it is for parents to feel supported at home as well as during lessons. That’s why I’ve created this page to share helpful tools, ideas and links with you.
Here you’ll find:
These resources are designed to make learning a little easier, whether you’re supporting your child’s homework, looking for new strategies, or simply wanting to understand their learning journey better.
At ClearMind Learning, I understand the importance of parents feeling confident in supporting their child's learning at home. That’s why I’ve created a collection of free, practical resources you can download and use right away.
These simple guides and activities are designed to:
✔ Support reading, spelling and phonics at home
✔ Give clear tips for supporting children with dyslexia
✔ Help reduce stress and make learning more enjoyable
Whether your child needs a little extra practice or you’d just like some fresh ideas, these resources are here to help.
These magnetic letters are a staple part of my kit. This pack includes two sets of capital letters and four sets of lowercase letters. You also get a magnetic whiteboard, pens and board rubber.
Boggle is an amazing game that I use in my literacy based sessions, and most importantly for me, it is dyslexia friendly. It is a low-pressure way for children to practice and improve word recognition, spelling, and vocabulary skills.
Match and Spell encourages letter recognition, teaches word building and promotes matching of pictures and words, from simple words like 'cat' to more complex four-letter words. There are two ways to play, and the game is designed for both guided and independent word building.
Just as it says, this box contains the 'next steps'. There are still two ways to play, so your child can continue to develop their word building skills, whether guided or independently.
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