Dyslexia Action Shop Ltd


Welcome to the Dyslexia Action Shop we supply specialist learning and teaching products for dyslexia and literacy. These include a complete range of products for: teaching professionals, psychologists, students (both children and adults) and parents.

We can supply anything from psychological assessment (testing) materials to learning aids for children and adults to use at home.

Dyslexia Action experts have developed the following products, which are available from our shop, along with a wide range of products from other well respected suppliers.click here to visit our shop and see our full range of products


DIY Readers Support pack
The DIY Readers’ Support Pack for parents has been developed by Dyslexia Action (formerly the Dyslexia Institute) with parents in mind. However, it will prove a very useful resource for teaching assistants. It takes into account extensive research evidence about the best way to support children who struggle from the very beginning to ‘catching on’ with reading.

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Active Literacy Kit (ALK)

The Active Literacy Kit is designed to support all children of 7 years and over who experience literacy difficulties, whether dyslexic or not.





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Units of Sound Now everyone with access to a computer can learn to read. Units of Sound is a proven tool for teaching hard–to–reach students in schools, colleges and community centres. Its sister programme Units of Sound: Literacy that fits allows you to use this excellent resource at home. At last parents can ‘do’ something to help their children who need a boost with their literacy.More info ....

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