Description
Do you have children with autism who can read words well beyond their grade level but don’t have any comprehension of what they just read? That’s hyperlexia, the ability to read words but with an apparent lack of comprehension. Strengthen the comprehension of children with hyperlexia with this program that uses their strength of visual learning. Children learn to create visual images at the word and sentence level in a predictable format. Sight words and sentences are taught with accompanying Boardmaker symbols and line illustrations. The program consists of a storybook with twenty stories divided into two difficulty levels; 576 sight word/symbol/picture cards; and a dictionary. The 288 sight words are adapted frorm a list found in The Reading Teacher’s Book of Lists as well as those commonly found in many children’s literature books.
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