Assorted A5 Tinted Exercise Books 10mm Squares 48pgs 10pk

£23.48

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Enhanced Presentation and Neatness: These exercise books are designed to enhance the presentation and neatness of mathematical work, making it easier for children with visual stress or dyslexia to maintain clear and organised notes.
Support for Dyslexia and Visual Stress: The tinted pages in these exercise books help mitigate the challenges faced by children with dyslexia and visual stress, facilitating a more comfortable reading and writing experience.
Optimised Colour Matching: These tinted pages align with the hues often used in processing aids for children with dyslexia, contributing to reducing glare and eye strain.
Variety of Colours: Includes five distinct colours, which offer options to find the most visually comfortable background for each child’s specific needs.
Practical Size and Format: The A5 size and portrait orientation of these exercise books make them easy to handle and ideal for daily mathematical exercises and homework.

Designed for children with dyslexia or visual stress, these exercise books feature tinted pages to ease reading and writing.

Support children with dyslexia using coloured exercise books designed to aid visual comfort and reduce eye strain.

The 10mm squared pages support organised and structured writing and mathematics, aiding children who experience visual stress.

These exercise books are designed with the needs of children with dyslexia and visual stress in mind, ensuring each student can find a colour that minimises their visual discomfort.
By integrating colours conducive to visual ease, these books help improve focus, reduce eye strain, and support consistent academic performance. Each book is constructed with precision to align closely with dyslexia overlays often used in educational settings.
This 10-pack provides a beneficial tool in any classroom setting, allowing for individualised adjustments and fostering an inclusive learning environment where every child can achieve their potential in maths and writing.