AlbertEinsteinIn the UK,dyslexicstrengths aresought out inthe workforce.WaltDisneyDyslexia doesnot mean yousee letters orwordsbackwards.There is oftenoveractivation inthe righthemisphere of thebrain in peoplewith dyslexia.Strongempathy andinterpersonalskills.Dyslexiacan makespellingdifficult.Listening toaudio booksactivates thesame areas ofthe brain asreading does.Many people withdyslexia havestrong long-termmemory, particularlywhen it comes toexperiences andvisual information.SteveJobsThere is oftenunderactivationin the readingarea of the brain(back) occipitaltemoporal lobe.KeiraKnightleyDyslexiaishereditary.ThomasEdisonYou can be giftedand have dyslexiaor dsygraphia. Wecall these studentstwice exceptional.People withdysgraphia oftenare great readersbut have difficultywith handwriting,spelling andwritten expression.StephenSpielbergDyslexiacan affect1 in 5people.People withdyslexia areoften goodproblemsolvers.With support,people withdyslexia canachieveanything!Dyslexia is alanguage-based andneurobiologicaldisorder.Dyslexia isnot causedby lowintelligence.Students withdyslexia excel innarrativereasoning,decision making &strategic visioning.Dyslexiaoccurs on aspectrum andranges frommild to severe.Manyentrepreneuers,inventors,CEOs andlawyers havedyslexia.OctaviaSpencerMany peoplewith dyslexiathink outside thebox and comeup with inovativesolutionsDyslexiadoes not goaway, butstrategieshelp.Some peoplewith dyslexiashow strongvisual-spatialskills and 3Dthinking.AlbertEinsteinIn the UK,dyslexicstrengths aresought out inthe workforce.WaltDisneyDyslexia doesnot mean yousee letters orwordsbackwards.There is oftenoveractivation inthe righthemisphere of thebrain in peoplewith dyslexia.Strongempathy andinterpersonalskills.Dyslexiacan makespellingdifficult.Listening toaudio booksactivates thesame areas ofthe brain asreading does.Many people withdyslexia havestrong long-termmemory, particularlywhen it comes toexperiences andvisual information.SteveJobsThere is oftenunderactivationin the readingarea of the brain(back) occipitaltemoporal lobe.KeiraKnightleyDyslexiaishereditary.ThomasEdisonYou can be giftedand have dyslexiaor dsygraphia. Wecall these studentstwice exceptional.People withdysgraphia oftenare great readersbut have difficultywith handwriting,spelling andwritten expression.StephenSpielbergDyslexiacan affect1 in 5people.People withdyslexia areoften goodproblemsolvers.With support,people withdyslexia canachieveanything!Dyslexia is alanguage-based andneurobiologicaldisorder.Dyslexia isnot causedby lowintelligence.Students withdyslexia excel innarrativereasoning,decision making &strategic visioning.Dyslexiaoccurs on aspectrum andranges frommild to severe.Manyentrepreneuers,inventors,CEOs andlawyers havedyslexia.OctaviaSpencerMany peoplewith dyslexiathink outside thebox and comeup with inovativesolutionsDyslexiadoes not goaway, butstrategieshelp.Some peoplewith dyslexiashow strongvisual-spatialskills and 3Dthinking.

Dyslexia Family Night Bingo - 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. Albert Einstein
  2. In the UK, dyslexic strengths are sought out in the workforce.
  3. Walt Disney
  4. Dyslexia does not mean you see letters or words backwards.
  5. There is often overactivation in the right hemisphere of the brain in people with dyslexia.
  6. Strong empathy and interpersonal skills.
  7. Dyslexia can make spelling difficult.
  8. Listening to audio books activates the same areas of the brain as reading does.
  9. Many people with dyslexia have strong long-term memory, particularly when it comes to experiences and visual information.
  10. Steve Jobs
  11. There is often underactivation in the reading area of the brain (back) occipital temoporal lobe.
  12. Keira Knightley
  13. Dyslexia is hereditary.
  14. Thomas Edison
  15. You can be gifted and have dyslexia or dsygraphia. We call these students twice exceptional.
  16. People with dysgraphia often are great readers but have difficulty with handwriting, spelling and written expression.
  17. Stephen Spielberg
  18. Dyslexia can affect 1 in 5 people.
  19. People with dyslexia are often good problem solvers.
  20. With support, people with dyslexia can achieve anything!
  21. Dyslexia is a language-based and neurobiological disorder.
  22. Dyslexia is not caused by low intelligence.
  23. Students with dyslexia excel in narrative reasoning, decision making & strategic visioning.
  24. Dyslexia occurs on a spectrum and ranges from mild to severe.
  25. Many entrepreneuers, inventors, CEOs and lawyers have dyslexia.
  26. Octavia Spencer
  27. Many people with dyslexia think outside the box and come up with inovative solutions
  28. Dyslexia does not go away, but strategies help.
  29. Some people with dyslexia show strong visual-spatial skills and 3D thinking.