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Engaging Math Activities with Davis Dyslexia Program

Discover our innovative approach to teaching math using the Davis Dyslexia Program. We integrate counting, dice exercises, and hands-on clay activities to enhance learning. Suitable for young children, this multidimensional method has proven effective for over five years.

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Engaging Math Activities with Davis Dyslexia Program

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  1. Counting and comparing Furugrund in Iceland November 2007

  2. Math with the Davis Dyslexia Program • For at last five years we have used Davis Dyslexia Program to teach children letters and numbers • The method is a multidimensional learning style which suits very well for young children • You can read more about Davis Dyslexia Program here

  3. Math with the Davis Dyslexia Program • In this practice we exercise counting with the help of dice and what the dots on the dice mean • The children are handed clay which they are to use to make the number of balls which the teacher specifies • The teacher writes down on the whiteboard how many balls they are to make from 1 to 6

  4. One dot and the number one

  5. Two dots and the number two

  6. …etc …

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