Reading pens

Tanith, we used to use a free computer program, which read pupils' word processed documents back to them.
It helped children who were dyslexic.
It may have been called, " Voice Notes", part of Microsoft Word packages.
I will have a look about.

Tanith, why don't you ask the school what they recommend?

It might be wise to get the same or a similar pen, as the one she is already using.

Oh ok Tanith - that makes sense of course!
Good luck. I hope you are able to find the info you need.

Thanks they have earphones too apparently

Why not have a look on YouTube for reviews. You will at the very least be able to see them in action.
I have to say I'm surprised they can be used in the classroom though because of the noise. I thought they "read" to you?

Sorry tanith, no recommendations as I'd never heard of them.

I had to Google reading pens.
What a good idea, who thinks of these things? One of these would really benefit my grandson1. Since he is home educated my DD is struggling to find ways to help him. She is currently trying to have him assessed for dyslexia and discalculia.