Dyslexia > Tips for Moms
ACTIVITIES AND SUPPORT FOR CHILDREN WITH DYSLEXIA
Brain-Boosting Games
SIMPLE GAMES CAN STRENGTHEN MEMORY, FOCUS, AND PROBLEM-SOLVING SKILLS
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Tower Game
Move a stacked tower from one side to the other, which helps develop planning and logical thinking. -
Picture Game
Study a picture, then recall where each piece belongs. This strengthens visual memory and attention to detail.
Art Therapy
RESEARCH SHOWS THAT ART CAN BE A POWERFUL SUPPORT TOOL FOR CHILDREN WITH DYSLEXIA. THROUGH DRAWING, PAINTING, AND CREATIVE COMPOSITION, ART HELPS CHILDREN:
- Discover themselves and express emotions.
- Improve focus and attention span.
- Relax and reduce stress.
- Strengthen sensory perception.
- Build confidence and creativity.
Helpful Tips
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT MAKES ALL THE DIFFERENCE. A FEW SIMPLE PRACTICES AT HOME CAN GO A LONG WAY:
- Keep reading to your child, even after they’ve learned to read, and choose books you both enjoy.
- Hang a world map in their room to build curiosity and spatial awareness.
- Share stories about your own day to make them feel connected and valued .
- Watch for signs of fatigue, such as headaches or changes in sleep, and adjust routines when needed.
- Encourage a positive attitude toward school and teachers.
