If you need engaging practice for students with b and d or p and q letter confusion, these digital letter reversal activities are the answer. Use Google Slides™ to practice visual discrimination by identifying the letters b, d, p, and q. Students can interact on the screen, making this an active, multisensory, and engaging experience.
This resource coordinates with print and digital task card letter reversal resources to give you comprehensive learning tools. These resources work great for at-home work and online tutoring sessions. It is included in the Visual Discrimination Bundle of Resources – Print and Digital
You get 20 interactive slides that include anchor charts with movable activities, matching activities, mazes, build a letter, create a picture, and practice using sentences.
See the preview for a sample of the activities.
Early readers and students with dyslexia often reverse or confuse letters. These exercises were designed to strengthen skills in visual memory, tracking, spatial skills, directionality, scanning, visual discrimination, and details. By using visual cues and multi-sensory activities, students can improve their ability to recognize these commonly confused letters. All activities were created using a font for dyslexic readers and students that learn differently.
► This version of this resource is meant to be used in Google Slides. It is a digital-only resource and is not meant to be printed. You will need a free Google Account to get the file.
► If you would like a version to print and use, please see the PDF resources below. PDF files can easily be sent via Google Classroom and other online methods. In addition, Boom Card™ digital task cards are available to add to your distance learning toolbox. Check out the resources at Tammy’s Toolbox.
More Resources
Letter Reversal Binder of Activities
Visual Discrimination Activities to Learn the Alphabet
Letter Reversal Boom Digital Task Cards for b and d
Letter Reversal Boom Digital Task Cards for p and q
Visual Discrimination Bundle of Resources – Print and Digital
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Rebecca J. –
Appreciated having this resource to use with my students!
Ashley R. –
This has lots of practice for the bd/d reversal that my students worked on independently.
wwag M. –
Worked very well for my student, on line, who was having difficulty with b/d reversal.
Brittany D. –
This activity was tremendously helpful to review with a student that I tutor.
Deanna L. –
Thank you so much for creating such a useful resource.
Jennifer B. –
It’s hard to teach this virtually, but this made it easier.
Joanne C. –
Thank you for this useful product!
Nancy T. –
Struggling students were able to have additional practice in a fun way!
UpSkillTutoring –
Worked well for distance learning.
Kristina Lux –
Great resource to use with my one student who had to go home to learn for a few weeks!
Alyssa L. –
Used with a few of my kiddos who are still struggling with letter reversals. I have seen improvements using these activities!
Donna B. –
I am very happy with this product. It is the best one I have on reversals! Thank you!
Kaitlinn Morin –
Very helpful visuals for my ELL students
marcela colon –
worked great for one of my kiddos who reverses letters
Rebecca R. –
This resource might have been better if I assigned it to students to work on individually, but I wanted to go over it with them during our small groups as I’ve been seeing a lot of letter reversals lately.
Immersion in Action –
I’m using this in an intervention with a third grade student. It has been helping her with her b,d, p, q reversals.
Whitt’s End –
This was perfect for distance learning! It’s really hard to teach this virtually, and this product made it so much easier. Thank you!
Lisa S. –
great
Shannon Rosenberger –
Great resource!
Heather D. –
Great digital resource!