Today we present a new generator to work on pre-reading in children called Rotated Letters.

What does this activity to work on pre-reading in children consist of?

The children will have to look for the indicated letter among a group of rotated letters and point out those that are the same as the requested model, regardless of whether the letter is rotated or not.

There are letters that are very easy to recognize and distinguish from others without problems, but there are cases in which it is not so easy, and less so when they are rotated (for example a/e, V/Y or s/z).

The following is an example of the activity Rotated Letters to work on pre-reading with kids:

What does this activity work on?

This pre-reading exercise works:

• Visuospatial skills: a great variety of letters are presented and the child has to analyze each one of them in order to mentally rotate them until he/she is able to identify the letters that are the same as those of the model.
• Attention: the child must be able to correctly identify the letters similar to the model, ignoring the rest of the distracting letters.

Activity customization

Customized stages can be created to suit the patient’s specific needs.

Parameters

In this generator we will be able to define some parameters of the activity such as:

• Number of elements
• Presentation
• Number of target S
• Help
• Letter options

General features

You will be able to choose other general features such as:

• Operation
• Maximum time
• Inactivity warning
• Instructions
• Show timer

Languages

This worksheet can be worked on in digital and paper format in Spanish, English, French, and Portuguese.

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