Description
Are you struggling to teach your child math, and suspect issues possibly related to dyslexia/dyscalculia and other similar challenges? We heard you!
We Can Do Math Workbook
The We Can Do Math is our launch-pad for enjoying and learning math, where you can:
- help support struggles with abstract thinking with the visuals used to represent math concepts
- deal with memory issues through the repetition of basic concepts
- support multi-sensory learning by the number cards in the printable file
- combat struggles with too much text on a page with the large fonts and few problems on one page
- help your students form a basic understanding of math concepts and develop confidence that they CAN do it, as a crucial first step for overcoming dyslexia/dyscalculia abhorrence of math
- support pathological demand avoidance that many neurodivergent children also have, especially prominent from the preteen years onwards, through the mostly self-paced exercises
- and many more!
Download a FREE SAMPLE HERE!
Note:
- This product is a 108-lesson/exercise PDF download that you can print wherever you are.
- This is a math workbook, yes, but if you notice, we did not put what grades this workbook is intended for. The reason is that when children struggle with math, we don’t want to make them feel even less adequate by pitting them against a “grade level” they need to be in. (And we also don’t want parents to succumb to the pressure of having their child be at a certain “level” just because he or she is “supposed to be.”) Also, when dealing with learning disabilities like dyslexia or dyscalculia, it depends on the child’s capacity, not on chronological age or grade level. So we highly recommend parents’ discretion on whether or not you might be able to benefit from this workbook.
- This was designed taking into account strategies that work for students with dyslexia/dyscalculia, but this does not mean it’s only for children officially diagnosed with dyslexia and dyscalculia; we hope it can help for those who struggle with math and/or those who may not be officially diagnosed but show symptoms of the condition.
- Our copyright is good for one family’s use. Any other reproduction of these materials is considered unauthorized reproduction and goes against copyright laws.
