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Clear, Stimulating Illustrations Illustrations account for a huge part of a reader. Well illustrated readers should stimulate the children and clearly illustrate the language they are intended to complement. |
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Clear, stimulating illustrations to aid the reader |
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While overly detailed illustrations may stimulate the reader, we also need to be careful not to include too much detail in illustrations, to avoid confusing the reader. The most effective illustrations will complement the language by clearly and unambiguously illustrating the meaning of the language it relates to. |
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Clear, stimulating illustrations to aid the reader |
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Easy-to-Understand Font When choosing a reader suitable for our school and students, we obviously want to choose a reader with a very simple, generic style font that is easy to understand and matches the writing style the students are learning. The font used in Fun Phonics Readers matches the font used in Finding Out, avoiding confusion for students, as can be seen below. |
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An easy-to-understand font avoids confusion for emerging readers |
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