Do you feel these transparent sheets will help with students dealing with ADHD, dyslexia, and reading comprehension?
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They definitely helped my students. By blocking out the white paper, my students were better able to focus on the words. I also cut the sheets into smaller sizes, so they could use them to follow along with what we were reading. I was also better able to tell where my students were struggling (especially my dyslexic student). My students even admitted that it helped and would grab a sheet whenever we were getting ready to read.
599495
Yes -- they were awesome! We passed them out to our elementary children when we had our classroom tours for gifted/talented. They loved them!
1461675
I'm not sure. My mentally challenged daughter uses them and only on white paper.
2186099
No, they are pretty well built. Will be using the same binder for this school year.
672324
Sorry. I still use flip chart and blackboard. I feel I get more interaction. But I have been using Word Perfect and Word since the beginning. I just loved the little dot that Word had as a prompt.
2046616
Yes. They come with all four so you, or your child, can see which one works best for them. Two of our children have dyslexia & these have helped a lot! I bought two packs in case they both ended up choosing the same color. Our daughter, naturally, chose pink at first, but now says the green one makes it easier to read. Our son mostly uses yellow (but will sometimes use green also). They say it keeps the letters from "wiggling", plus it keeps their eyes focused on one line at a time.
544757
I have ADHD and don't notice Wild Orange helping me at all. Wild Orange just energizes me. DoTerra has a blend called "in tune" that helps people with ADHD (I've heard of kids doing well with it) but I haven't tried it yet. Maybe that blend is on Amazon and you can find helpful reviews there!
382532
No, these are individual transparent page protector sheets. Each may hold up to 3 thin pages.
1177561
Yes Jose, I think this would be great for school. Each section does not expand very much so if you have a lot of papers it will not work. It's made pretty sturdy so could last for awhile. Good luck.
2131510
Not so much. They don't feel like a slip in slide like some sheets I've purchased in the past.=] Does that help?
1916056
Yes...I use them in a huge binder to organize bulletin board letters (I'm a teacher)!
1727088
Yes, They are wonderful! Gave one to my daughter who teaches 4th grade and the kids love it as well. Have fun with them.
332760
Honestly, I wouldn't recommend them for that purpose, even for third graders. They just don't have a whole lot of tensile strength. Plus the edges are honestly kind of thin and sharp, not exactly what you want around kids. :)
1598573
I think so! I know that I have put them in four different classrooms. Everyone loves them! The children apear to be clamer and so do my staff. If youhave anymore questions please do not hesitate to ask. I am going to purschase more of them in the fall and I will be putting them in every classroom in my building!
938179
yes, works very well, we use them for school projects as well as gaming instructions we print off the web; just keep an eye on the type of binder you get; some of the binders I had on hand were short along the width and the sheet protectors stuck out a bit when the binder was closed.
2148686
I think they look better mix and matched. If the room had been all one color then it would have been too "blue" or too "green" etc. With the mix of all colors, my students are able to focus and the room looks whimsical.
850972
Yes, they totally work, and at the same time, they don't distort the color of something you're looking at. They give the appearance of a more natural light and less eye strain. I use them for school every day. The kit also comes with a case, cloth, and miniature screwdriver.