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Especially for students with dyslexia, reading for comprehension can be a significant hurdle. However, this is a fundamental requirement for all subjects in everyday school life. This workbook provides targeted exercises to combat dyslexia and improve performance. The worksheets are designed for use in elementary school for grades 3 to 4 and in secondary school for grades 5 to 7. The book is structured in several levels. It begins with exercises to enhance concentration, followed by optical perception activities using images, letters, and finally sentences or stories. Students are encouraged to find mistakes, solve puzzles, and answer questions. The correct answers can be found in the answer section at the end of the book. It is important that learning is enjoyable and associated with positive emotions, which is why some texts are quite quirky. A request to all teachers, parents, and students using this workbook: view mistakes positively, as one can learn from them.

Contents include: Working with images (Find the mistake, Which cube doesn't fit?, Which house doesn't fit?, Remember the picture), Working with letters (Which letter is missing from the alphabet?, Find the letters), Working with words (Read nonsense words, Which word fits?), Working with sentences (Find the correct starting letters, Which letters fit in the gap?, Find missing umlauts, Which punctuation mark is missing?, Find the mistake!), Working with short sentences (Find the mistakes, Riddles), Working with longer texts (Story 1: A Turbulent Christmas, Story 2: An Incredible Forest Walk, Letter). 52 pages, with answers.