"The words don't move when I read anymore..."

The Eye level Reading Ruler is a coloured overlay text highlighter about the size fo an ordinary six inch school ruler.  Fits easily into your child's pencil case and can be used as a book mark. 

Discreet and not childish-looking, the reading ruler is made of a combination of opaque and transparent plastic that both underlines the text and highlights it in a coloured tint. 

Simply read the text through either of the tinted plastic strips of your selected colour, and track down the page: broad strip for paragraphs; narrow strip for single lines.

There are ten colours available to provide the optimum choice between tints while also recognising  the areas of the spectrum that are most frequently beneficial.

Within that selection, the "five most popular colour" packs reflect the most common choices.  There is no complicated testing procedure: your child (or you, if they're for yourself) will know quickly which colour 'works'.

When you have worked out what tint(s) you prefer, you can buy single colour packs.  See above to order the quantity and colours you require. 

SEN NOTES:
This product is specifically for anyone who finds that text moves or is blurred when they are presented with black text on white background.  Some times this constant movement of text makes children feel sick and they can only read a few pages at a time.  Changing the contrast of the white/black combination helps.  These rulers are used by adults and children.

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