Help your child move from reading the words to understanding the story.
Many children with dyslexia can sound out words but still struggle to follow what is happening, remember story details, or answer questions about what they read. The Dyslexia Workbook for Kids: Reading Comprehension Skills bridges that critical gap by teaching the comprehension skills every successful reader needs and helps children ages 6–8 build the thinking skills behind stronger reading comprehension.
Designed specifically for children ages 6–8, this engaging workbook transforms reading into a fun detective adventure. Through short stories, picture clues, prediction activities, vocabulary-building exercises, sequencing challenges, and critical-thinking tasks, children learn how to uncover meaning, make connections, and truly understand what they read.
Unlike traditional workbooks that focus only on sounding out words, this book teaches the skills behind comprehension, finding characters and settings, understanding cause and effect, identifying story events, building vocabulary, making predictions, visualizing, and drawing conclusions from clues.
Using short, dyslexia-friendly texts, visual clues, and step-by-step activities, this workbook helps young readers practice one comprehension skill at a time. Children learn how to identify who a story is about, where it happens, what happens first, next, and last, why events happen, and how to use clues to understand meaning.
With more than 60 confidence-building activities and bonus practice pages, children develop the thinking skills that turn struggling readers into successful learners.
Inside This Workbook, Your Child Will Discover:
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60+ reading comprehension activities for ages 6–8
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Short, accessible stories designed to reduce overwhelm
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Character, setting, sequencing, and story-structure practice
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Cause-and-effect activities that support logical thinking
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Vocabulary practice using picture clues, context clues, synonyms, and opposites
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Visualization activities that help children create “mind movies” while reading
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Prediction and inference practice using clues and evidence
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Reading-between-the-lines activities for early critical thinking
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Bonus pages for extra reading, drawing, and comprehension practice
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Practical parent guidance for supporting struggling readers with confidence
Created for parents, homeschool families, tutors, and teachers, this workbook can be used at home, in tutoring sessions, in classrooms, or as extra practice alongside a reading-support plan to help your children become confident independent readers.
A practical, confidence-building workbook for helping young readers understand stories, think about what they read, and approach reading with more confidence. Because understanding a story is what makes reading meaningful, and every child deserves to experience that success. Let them.
