We met some great people at the CATCH event. Look for upcoming blogs featuring work some of these folks are doing.

 ... it's about time! 

“Simon is hugely passionate about raising awareness of dyslexia and we are very proud to have him as a patron. He is an inspiration and shows just what can be achieved."

http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/north-east-news/viz-co-founder-simon-donald-shows-7081987#.U3D9nKH_M1o.facebook

Children with Dyslexia have many strengths and talents, here are a few! Be sure to focus on your child's strengths (not weaknesses) when teaching them to read, write and spell. Try Dyslexia Games to tap into your child's talents in order to overcome many problems associated with Dyslexia.

www.DyslexiaGames.com

Karen Autio is the author of a trilogy of historical novels for young readers. She writes about events in Canada’s history that haven’t had much attention: the sinking of the Empress of Ireland, tuberculosis and living in a sanatorium; spies, sabotage and internment during the First World War.

Karen also focuses on the value of family stories and heritage. When her Finnish-Canadian grandmother gave her a silver spoon and told her its tale, Karen had no idea it would lead her into a whole novel’s worth of words. She learned that her grandmother’s Finnish friends had members of their family from Port Arthur who died in the wreck of the Empress of Ireland. Karen researched the steamship and wove the ship’s story into fictional Saara’s life in SECOND WATCH.

Follow the link below to continue reading this article. 

http://wordsonalimb.com/2014/05/21/words-on-a-limb-interviews-karen-autio/

Head over to Trinity Baptist Church tomorrow to discover the many programs and services in the Okanagan for children and youth.


L.E.T.T.E.R.S.© will be among the many exhibitors so stop at our booth for an opportunity to meet us.