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Learn the Signs

Dyslexia is a language-based learning difference that primarily affects reading, spelling, and written language skills. While every child is unique, some common signs may include: 

  • Difficulty learning letter names and sounds

  • Trouble rhyming or identifying beginning sounds in words

  • Challenges blending sounds to read words

  • Frequent spelling errors

  • Slow or inaccurate reading 

  • Difficulty remembering sight words 

  • Avoiding reading or becoming frustrated with reading tasks 

Having one or more of these characteristics does not necessarily mean a child has dyslexia, but they may indicate a need for additional support or screening.