Some more signs of dyslexia:

• A child who says they “feel dumb.”

• Difficulty with sounding out words.

• Frequent spelling errors.

• Irregular letter formation.

• Strong listening and comprehension skills, but poor reading ability.

• Motor challenges - for example, difficulty tying shoes or performing tasks that require coordination.

• Sensitivity to light, noise, or visual clutter.

• Difficulty remembering the steps in a process.

• Trouble estimating how long a task will take and being frequently behind.