Why Breaking Spelling Helps
Children with dyslexia often find it hard to:
Remember long strings of letters - Hear all the sounds in a word . Match sounds to letters quickly.When we break words into smaller chunks, it reduces cognitive overload and builds confidence.

What “Breaking Spelling” Means
Instead of memorising the whole word:
Example:
remember → re / mem / ber
learning → learn / ing
gathering → gath / er / ing
This method focuses on:
- Syllables
- Sound units (phonemes)
- Word families
- Prefixes and suffixes
Special Education with Ms. Lesya Nair
Individualized One-to-One Intervention Classes
Today’s Lesson: Phonic Blends – “at” Words
In this session, the focus is on phonic blends with “at” words like cat, bat, fat to make reading and writing easier and more structured. The goal is to help learners blend sounds accurately, recognize words quickly, and build reading fluency and confidence.
After blending practice, we work on:
• Sentence formation – Using the words learned to create simple sentences, improving writing and understanding.
• Comprehension activities – Discussing short passages or sentences to strengthen understanding.
• Spelling and word games – Reinforcing word recognition, accuracy, and making learning fun.
• Counting and interactive exercises – Integrating numbers with words to support multisensory learning.
Step-by-step support is provided to help learners read, write, and think independently, building confidence and clarity in every lesson
Dyslexia Intervention Class 1-1 session
Vocabulary Lesson – After Reading
Once the reading lesson is completed, I focus on vocabulary building to support learning and understanding.
Why Vocabulary is Important for Children with Dyslexia:
Improves Reading Comprehension – Recognizing words and their meanings helps children understand the text more easily.
Supports Spelling and Writing – Familiarity with words helps them spell accurately and use words correctly in sentences.
Builds Confidence – Knowing the words makes reading and participating in lessons less frustrating and more enjoyable.
Enhances Language Skills – Expands their ability to express ideas and communicate effectively.
Step-by-step guidance ensures learners gain confidence and improve their reading, writing, and language skills.
21/02/2026
Reading Dyslexia Intervention Class (Age 13)
In this session, the focus is on making word blending easier and more structured to build reading fluency and confidence.
After reading practice, we work on:
• Comprehension to strengthen understanding
• Spelling to reinforce word recognition and accuracy
Step by step support to help learners read with clarity and confidence.
1–1 Dyslexia Intervention ✨
Today I focused on CVC words using the Hide & Seek method — building sound awareness, blending skills, and reading confidence step by step.
Quiz Time
As part of my intervention sessions, I design structured and supportive quizzes to help children with dyslexia strengthen their understanding. Instructions are clear, questions are scaffolded, and guidance is provided when needed. The focus is on building confidence, reinforcing skills, and creating a positive learning experience for every child.
15/02/2026
Dyslexia Intervention – One-to-One Maths Class
In my one-to-one maths intervention class, I support children with dyslexia using simple, clear steps and hands-on activities.
My goal is to help them feel confident, reduce anxiety around numbers, and truly understand what they are learning — not just memorise it. Every lesson is personalised to suit their level and learning style.
Dyslexia Intervention Class
Focus: Comprehension and Spelling
Early morning sessions are beneficial as students tend to be more attentive and mentally fresh, allowing for better concentration and learning before the school day begins.
Dyslexia Intervention Class
Morning Class at 6:30 AM –
Focus: Comprehension and Spelling
Early morning sessions are beneficial as students tend to be more attentive and mentally fresh, allowing for better concentration and learning before the school day begins.
Personalised Dyscalculia Mathematics Intervention class (1:1)