1 Your child's eyes wander or cross. 2  Your child says his eyes hurt or are tired after reading or focusing on an object. 3  Your child looks at you with one eye closed or his head turned to the side. 4  Your child has headaches.  Your child has blurred vision, double vision, or increased sensitivity to bright lights.
TRANSITION WORDS. Transition words are used to link sentences and ideas. If you use them correctly, your writing. will be easier to understand and more mature. Look for transitions when you are reading the newspaper, a. magazine, or a book. Notice how other writers have used these words, then try to use them yourself in. your own writing. Directions: For practice, use the transitions at the right in the sentences at the left. In each group, use a transition only once.
Transitional Words & Phrases. Using transitional words and phrases. helps papers read more smoothly, and at the same time allows the reader to flow more smoothly from one point to the next. Transitions enhance logical organization and understandability. and improve the connections between thoughts. They indicate relations,