Last updated on 14 February 2025
Dyspraxiatheca is a European resource bank that offers hundreds of documents and tools to facilitateaccess of dyspraxic children to school learning. To slip into his favorites.
It is certainly a good idea that this site is open to all and funded by the European Commission. Dyspraxiatheca is aimed at teachers, but also at parents and children. Dyspraxia is a motor coordination disorder that is defined by reduced performance in everyday activities. Difficult to diagnose, dyspraxia is Unfortunately as common as dyslexia.
The site which gathers resources for children from 6 to 15 years old offers, in addition to an integral search engine, four headings under which all the items made available are classified.
The first two are Dozens of sample lessons to download and exercises. The lessons in PDF format show different examples of adaptation in several disciplines, to support teachers in a differentiating approach. The plugs are ready to serve and offer reusable models.
The exercises are particularly successful. They are made online directly on the site and offer an environment with careful ergonomics and well adapted to children.
The Practical Fact Sheets section gathers around 50 factsheets with a lot of useful tips for everyday life at school, in particular: how to adapt photocopies, how to choose the right place in class or how to manage bad behaviour?
The fourth and final section is an online e-book bank to personalize, for a reading tailored to the needs of each. Tales, poems, novels, there are of course the great classics to download in ePub format.
At the time of downloading, you will be able to choose the font best suited for reading for the child. You can also choose the spacing and colouring of the lines.
A good resource that is completely free and will benefit from being gradually enriched new lessons, exercises and books adapted for download.
Link: Dyspraxiatheca
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Thank you very much for these beautiful digital resources. Dyslexia, dysorthography and dyspraxia are challenges that exist in our schools and we cannot ignore them. By using these beautiful digital resources, let's hope we can equip our young people properly. Thank you for your help!