Children In Preschool and Kindergarten Grades
- Delayed speech
- Baby talk that continues past the usual time
- Mispronunciations of words that involve leaving off beginning sounds (such as pisgetti for spaghetti or lephant for elephant) or inverting sounds within a word (aminal for animal)
- Insensitivity to rhyme
Although dyslexia is lifelong, children frequently and successfully respond to appropriate interventions and accommodations.
For more information on dyslexia, go to www.BrightSolutions.US or International Dyslexia Association at www.interdys.org.
Children In Elementary and Secondary Grades
- Consistently struggle with reading, writing, and spelling?
- Read slowly and inaccurately?
- Become visibly tired after reading for only a short time?
- Have difficulty memorizing math facts and or spelling words?
- Replace words in context with words of a similar shape (girl-grill, house-horse, from-form)?
- Misspell or misread high frequency sight words (they, what, where, and because)?
Although dyslexia is lifelong, children frequently and successfully respond to appropriate interventions and accommodations.
For more information on dyslexia, go to www.BrightSolutions.US or International Dyslexia Association at www.interdys.org.