Dyslexia Reading Activities
A free 12-page printable PDF that helps kids read with confidence, one letter at a time. Dyslexia-friendly activities for homeschool, special education & extra practice at home.
A free 12-page printable PDF that helps kids read with confidence, one letter at a time. Dyslexia-friendly activities for homeschool, special education & extra practice at home. This free printable is designed for Ages 5-9 and works great at home, in the classroom, or in therapy. No sign-up — just download and print.
What’s inside this printable?
10 Dyslexia-Friendly Activities
From same-or-different words (was/saw, on/no) to CVC word building, rhyming, sight words and left-to-right tracking – skills that target the real challenges of dyslexic readers.
Multisensory & Decoding Focus
Kids stretch beginning sounds, clap syllables, blend CVC words and trace high-frequency sight words, building phonemic awareness step by step.
Print-Ready PDF, No Prep
Instantly downloadable 12-page PDF in clean black-friendly layout with large fonts and color picture cues. Just print and start – perfect for busy parents and teachers.
Confidence-Building & Fun
Warm, clear instructions, friendly emojis and a reward diploma keep struggling readers motivated and proud of every small win.
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How to use these worksheets
- Print the pages you want to work on — start with the easier ones.
- Do one or two pages a day so the skills stick, without overwhelming the child.
- Read the instruction together and let the child try; use the tip box on each page.
- Celebrate effort over perfection — confidence is what keeps kids practicing.
Frequently asked questions
Are these dyslexia worksheets really free to print?
Yes. The full 12-page Dyslexia Reading Activities PDF is 100% free to download and print at home or in the classroom, with no sign-up required.
What ages are these dyslexia worksheets for?
They work best for early readers ages 5-9 and any older child who needs extra decoding support. The activities cover beginning sounds, CVC words, rhyming, sight words and tracking.
How do these worksheets help children with dyslexia?
Each page targets a core reading skill – phonemic awareness, visual word discrimination, blending, syllables and left-to-right tracking – using short, multisensory tasks with picture cues to reduce overwhelm.
Can I use these for homeschool or special education?
Absolutely. The printable PDF is ideal for homeschooling, special education, reading intervention, tutoring and at-home practice. Print as many copies as you need.