I Can Fly - Reading Program - B, with Free Online Games: Orton-Gillingham Based Reading Lessons for Young Students Who Struggle with Reading and May Have Dyslexia Paperback – Illustrated, 1 January 2014

very user friendly. Excellent teacher's resource for low level ESL or troubled readers.

We purchased the first book (Volume A) for our son to work on over the summer after he struggled with reading throughout kindergarten and first grade and we were unable to find an available tutor. His teacher suspected he has dyslexia but the school wanted to wait until he's older before they assess him formally. After completing Volume A over the summer, his initial assessment at the start of second grade showed his reading level had gone up 5 levels so he was finally at standard/grade level. Before finishing the first book, he had already asked us to buy him the second book. Even though the workbook is definitely styled as worksheets, he enjoys completing the pages (he usually does 2-4 pages in a sitting). He is working his way through Volume B more slowly since he's only completing pages on weekends and school breaks when he has no assigned homework from school, but he's still showing significant progress on school assessments. Even more importantly to us- he is now willing and able to read books independently! It used to be torturous to try to get him to read aloud. The workbook is well made, with lots full color pictures, large clear font, and accessible instructions. The pages are thick enough that he can use pen or marker on them without bleeding through to the other side (I wouldn't try a sharpie though). The review pages in this edition have been especially helpful since he's not working with it as regularly.

An absolute must have!!! A book that all teachers and tutors should have.

My son is not dyslexic, but I thought that this approach simply might be more digestible for a new reader. Boy was I right. This workbook is fantastic and teaches concepts slowly and clearly. I am so happy I went this way for my new reader. He is reading beautifully and also spelling since the worksheets require both. I can't recommend this enough. My only suggestion: go through the concepts slowly and practice each sheet several times before moving on.I will be using this for my 4 year old once she turns 5 as well. She also is not dyslexic, but again, I think this slow and clear method is simply more accessible at an earlier age than other workbooks I've used and tried.Nobody encouraged this review. I took a shot and found and bought this on my own accord.

We just received today , this book looks amazing can’t wait for our tutor to start using it with my daughter