Rosalba Petrie Learning to see with a 'p' & a 'g': a qiggy's adventure

Children often mix up the letters p, q and g when learning toread and write. This is common up to the age of 7 or 8andalso with children who have dyslexia. This is the story of a piggy who wrote his name as qiggy andthe other animals laughed at himso he hides away in the forest and disguises himself. Then he makes a special friend, Chris the dinosaur. Chris hashisown problems, and together they help each other to overcometheirdifficulties. Theqiggylearnshow to use the letters p andg correctly, and this is the beginning of his journey of selfdiscovery. This story will help children to recognise the letters p and gwhen reading, and to produce them correctly when writing, through repeated exposure tothe shape and structure of theletters. The broader message of the story is that we can overcomefrustrations and barriers through helping and supporting eachother in life. | Rosalba Petrie Learning to see with a 'p' & a 'g': a qiggy's adventure