the worddyslexia wascoined byRudolphBurtondisorderof the leftside of thebraincarpenterAlbertEinsteinhaddyslexiaphoto-grapherdyslexia canbe mild,moderate orsevereWaltDisneyhaddyslexiareadingspeed isslowerthink inpicturesdyslexiabrains usethe right sidemore forreadingdyslexiaruns infamilieshard todecodewords20% ofdyslexicpeopleknow itlandscapegreatatmathnormalbrains usethe left sidemore forreading20% ofpeoplehavedyslexiagoodimaginationdyslexics cantrain theirbrain &improvereadingPicassohaddyslexiavisualthinkingnotvisionrelatedgraphicdesignerthe worddyslexia wascoined byRudolphBurtondisorderof the leftside of thebraincarpenterAlbertEinsteinhaddyslexiaphoto-grapherdyslexia canbe mild,moderate orsevereWaltDisneyhaddyslexiareadingspeed isslowerthink inpicturesdyslexiabrains usethe right sidemore forreadingdyslexiaruns infamilieshard todecodewords20% ofdyslexicpeopleknow itlandscapegreatatmathnormalbrains usethe left sidemore forreading20% ofpeoplehavedyslexiagoodimaginationdyslexics cantrain theirbrain &improvereadingPicassohaddyslexiavisualthinkingnotvisionrelatedgraphicdesigner

dislexia - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. the word dyslexia was coined by Rudolph Burton
  2. disorder of the left side of the brain
  3. carpenter
  4. Albert Einstein had dyslexia
  6. photo-grapher
  7. dyslexia can be mild, moderate or severe
  8. Walt Disney had dyslexia
  9. reading speed is slower
  10. think in pictures
  11. dyslexia brains use the right side more for reading
  12. dyslexia runs in families
  13. hard to decode words
  14. 20% of dyslexic people know it
  15. landscape
  16. great at math
  17. normal brains use the left side more for reading
  18. 20% of people have dyslexia
  19. good imagination
  20. dyslexics can train their brain & improve reading
  21. Picasso had dyslexia
  22. visual thinking
  23. not vision related
  24. graphic designer