People with dyslexia can have difficulties with visual perception, which is crucial to interpreting the written word. To achieve this puzzle, you have to interpret the silhouette and find the pieces that would make it. Tangram helps children and adults develop and practise their visual perception skills. Age 8 years to adult.

People with dyslexia can have difficulties with visual perception, which is crucial to interpreting the written word. To achieve this puzzle, you have to interpret the silhouette and find the pieces that would make it. Scrambled Egg helps children and adults develop and practise their visual perception skills. Age 8 years to adult.

Izzi is an excellent fun way to help people with dyslexia develop visual discrimination and visual perceptual skills. Challenging and beautiful; yet easy to learn! Just match the 64 IZZI tiles to build a square. Ages 8 to adult.

Children and adults with dyslexia can develop and practise visual perception and visual processing skills with this challenging game from Thinkfun. The goal with Serpentiles is to combine the tiles to form a continuous path. Single player. Ages 8+

Thinkfun Pirates Gold challenges you to move the pirate, avoid the obstacles and push the treasure out of the burial ground. Visual perception skills are practised and developed, which is particularly helpful for people with dyslexia. Beware-game can be addictive! Included are 40 Mind Challenge cards from beginner to expert. Single player. Age 8+

Children with dyslexia commonly have problems with visual processing and visual discrimination. This game provides a fun way to practise these visual skills. This game is an award winning race against time to make 'n' break as many structures as possible. Can be played in 30 minutes and is suitable for 2-4 players. Age 8+

Matching Madness is a fun game for 2-6 players. It improves observation, visual perception and reaction skills. Matching Madness is a game that helps to improve visual discrimination skills, which is vital for children with dyslexia. This game can be adapted for children so that a single player can play and it not be competitive. The game lasts approximately 15 minutes. Ages 5-10.

Jofli the travelling bear is a unique soft toy. However he is also a companion and educational tool. Children with dyslexia find writing difficult and often try to avoid it. Jofli encourages children to record their memories both in the journal (spelling and handwriting skills) and on the website (keyboard and computer skills).

Route Builder by GoGo Toys helps a child develop hand eye coordination, visual sequencing and visual discrimination skills. Children with dyslexia often find these skills difficult and need lots of practise using different toys and games to develop these. Can you move the pegs/knobs to match the pattern on the 12 guides? Age 3+.

Children with dyslexia can struggle with writing and reading. By making their own books children can become very motivated to both write and then to read it. The added dimension to these books due to the pop ups means that stunning books can be produced without having to write huge amounts. The two books each have 12 pages ( including front and back pages ). Book one is 21cm x 21cm and book two is 16cm x 16cm. The ready to illustrate pop ups included allow children to create amazing books.