Dyslexic Positive Libraries Initiative

Cards with letters A through Z are assembled in the shape of an arch. Each letter is placed next to a bird stuffie.

Literacy Games in the Library

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There are so many ways to make literacy learning fun while building foundational skills. In this video, literacy specialist Emily Carley and academic librarian Susan Whitehead sit down to play three literacy games: Alphabet UNO, Alphabet Sequence Game, and Fistful! A VCCCV Syllable Game. 

Along the way, they share candid, unscripted conversations about today’s literacy challenges and explore how library workers can make a positive difference in their communities using simple office materials like cardstock, scissors, and plastic storage bags.

  • Alphabet UNO
  • Alphabet Sequence Game (free printable cards coming soon!)
  • Read & Roll
  • Fistful! A VCCCV Syllable Game (free printable cards coming soon!)
Cards with letters A through Z are assembled in the shape of an arch. Each letter is placed next to a bird stuffie.
An alphabet arch for a dyslexic child who loves birds.

Alphabet UNO

Fistful! A VCCCV Syllable Game

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