The Dyslexia Workbook For Teenagers: 100+ Practical Activities To Build Confidence And Strengthen Reading, Writing, Spelling, And Study Skills For Ages 13–18
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If reading aloud makes your stomach drop, if spelling tests feel like a setup, or if you know the answer out loud but the worksheet makes it disappear — this workbook was built for the way your brain actually learns. Not "try harder." A different method.
The Dyslexia Workbook for Teenagers gives teens ages 13–18 more than 100 practical activities to build reading, spelling, writing, and study skills — grounded in the science of reading — plus two things most dyslexia books skip: how to ask a teacher for what you need, and how to feel okay about your own brain. No diagnosis required to start.
Great for the teen who:
Inside: 26 worksheets, 8 Skills Checks, and an Activity Menu in every chapter with 1-, 5-, and 15-minute options for low-energy days. Plus a "Pick Your Pain" start guide, real word-for-word scripts for asking for accommodations, a confidence chapter, a 30-Day Challenge, and a Dyslexia Toolkit. About twenty minutes a week.
Built to be teen-owned — write in it, type answers on a phone, skip around, work on your own.
Dyslexia is lifelong; this workbook doesn't cure it. It shrinks the daily fight and builds real skills and confidence over time. Not a diagnosis or a substitute for professional assessment.
Turn the page. Your brain is about to get tools that actually fit it.
The Dyslexia Workbook For Teenagers: 100+ Practical Activities To Build Confidence And Strengthen Reading, Writing, Spelling, And Study Skills For Ages 13–18
Sale price
$21.99
Regular price $26.99
Your brain is not broken. You've just been handed tools built for a different kind of brain.
If reading aloud makes your stomach drop, if spelling tests feel like a setup, or if you know the answer out loud but the worksheet makes it disappear — this workbook was built for the way your brain actually learns. Not "try harder." A different method.
The Dyslexia Workbook for Teenagers gives teens ages 13–18 more than 100 practical activities to build reading, spelling, writing, and study skills — grounded in the science of reading — plus two things most dyslexia books skip: how to ask a teacher for what you need, and how to feel okay about your own brain. No diagnosis required to start.
Great for the teen who:
- Panics when it's their turn to read aloud, or feels embarrassed in front of friends
- Studies for hours and still blanks on the test
- Uses smaller, "safer" words to dodge spelling
- Learns better by listening — audiobooks and text-to-speech count as real reading here
- Needs help from school but hates asking for it
Inside: 26 worksheets, 8 Skills Checks, and an Activity Menu in every chapter with 1-, 5-, and 15-minute options for low-energy days. Plus a "Pick Your Pain" start guide, real word-for-word scripts for asking for accommodations, a confidence chapter, a 30-Day Challenge, and a Dyslexia Toolkit. About twenty minutes a week.
Built to be teen-owned — write in it, type answers on a phone, skip around, work on your own.
Dyslexia is lifelong; this workbook doesn't cure it. It shrinks the daily fight and builds real skills and confidence over time. Not a diagnosis or a substitute for professional assessment.
Turn the page. Your brain is about to get tools that actually fit it.