Visual Perception Skills for Children with Dyslexia | SET OF 7 PRINTED BOOKS

“Visual Perception Skills for Children with Dyslexia” is a unique resource designed to enhance the visual abilities of children from the age of 6. This 7-book printed set offers over 1000 pages of varied exercises and activities, each accompanied by the theory needed to understand the key concepts.

With its colorful illustrations and practical format, it is intended for special education teachers, orthoptists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, parents, and classroom teachers.

Each book focuses on a specific domain of visual perception:

• Visual Closure: Identifying a complete shape from an incomplete or fragmented representation.
• Figure–Ground Discrimination: Recognizing a shape or object against a complex background.
• Form Constancy: Identifying an image despite variations in size, position, or orientation.
• Visual Memory: Retaining the characteristics of a shape and recognizing it among similar ones.
• Sequential Visual Memory: Remembering and reproducing a sequence of shapes in the correct order.
• Visual Discrimination: Distinguishing the differences between two similar shapes.
• Visuospatial Relations: Determining the relative position of objects to each other and to oneself.

These fundamental skills play a crucial role in a child’s overall development. They impact not only motor and learning abilities, but also essential everyday life skills. Through engaging and interactive activities, this collection is a valuable tool for supporting children with dyslexia in their progress, while making learning both enjoyable and stimulating.