dyslexiaruns infamiliesdyslexiapersonsoften have asuperimaginationdyslexiabrainsthink morein picturesdyslexia isnotrelated tovisionphotographersare a oftendyslexicdyslexiabrains areoften superwith mathAlbertEinsteinhaddyslexiadyslexiabrains usethe right sidemore forreadingnormalbrains usethe left sidemore forreadingyou don'toutgrowdyslexiaPicassohaddyslexiagraphicdesignersare oftendyslexicreadingspeed isslowerdyslexia canbe mild,moderate orseverelandscaperartists areoftendyslexiccarpentersare oftendyslexicWaltDisneyhaddyslexia20% ofpeoplehavedyslexiadyslexics cantrain theirbrain &improve theirreadingwith dyslexia,it is hard todecodewordsdyslexia is adisorder ofthe readingcenters in theleft brainthe worddyslexia wascoined byRudolphBurton20% ofdyslexicpeopleknow itdyslexiaruns infamiliesdyslexiapersonsoften have asuperimaginationdyslexiabrainsthink morein picturesdyslexia isnotrelated tovisionphotographersare a oftendyslexicdyslexiabrains areoften superwith mathAlbertEinsteinhaddyslexiadyslexiabrains usethe right sidemore forreadingnormalbrains usethe left sidemore forreadingyou don'toutgrowdyslexiaPicassohaddyslexiagraphicdesignersare oftendyslexicreadingspeed isslowerdyslexia canbe mild,moderate orseverelandscaperartists areoftendyslexiccarpentersare oftendyslexicWaltDisneyhaddyslexia20% ofpeoplehavedyslexiadyslexics cantrain theirbrain &improve theirreadingwith dyslexia,it is hard todecodewordsdyslexia is adisorder ofthe readingcenters in theleft brainthe worddyslexia wascoined byRudolphBurton20% ofdyslexicpeopleknow it

Dyslexia - 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. dyslexia runs in families
  2. dyslexia persons often have a super imagination
  3. dyslexia brains think more in pictures
  4. dyslexia is not related to vision
  5. photographers are a often dyslexic
  6. dyslexia brains are often super with math
  7. Albert Einstein had dyslexia
  8. dyslexia brains use the right side more for reading
  9. normal brains use the left side more for reading
  10. you don't outgrow dyslexia
  11. Picasso had dyslexia
  12. graphic designers are often dyslexic
  13. reading speed is slower
  14. dyslexia can be mild, moderate or severe
  15. landscaper artists are often dyslexic
  16. carpenters are often dyslexic
  17. Walt Disney had dyslexia
  18. 20% of people have dyslexia
  19. dyslexics can train their brain & improve their reading
  20. with dyslexia, it is hard to decode words
  21. dyslexia is a disorder of the reading centers in the left brain
  22. the word dyslexia was coined by Rudolph Burton
  23. 20% of dyslexic people know it