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A fantastic digital bookshelf to access at home

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Spelling for people with dyslexia - advice

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Parents and Carers - Ruth Miskin Literacy

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Read Write Inc. Phonics – Learning to read at home Parent and Carer films The films below show parents and carers how we teach children to read and write with Read Write Inc. Phonics.If your child is in a school that teaches Read Write Inc. or if you have bought a parent pack, the films will help you and […]

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Information on dyslexia and reading/spelling programmes

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Information on dyslexia and reading/spelling programmes

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Improve Your Spelling, the latest book written by Nessy founder Mike Jones, explains the rules of reading and spelling. It will help teachers teach, and parents to understand how to help their children.

By the end, you'll be a master speller!

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You've found Nessy; World leader in helping children who learn differently. Founded and run by educators and dyslexia specialists, our award-winning programs are guided by the Science of Reading.

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Scroll down for tips on fine motor and handwriting

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Royal Hospital for Children and Young People

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Occupational Therapy Department - Royal Hospital for Children and Young People

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Occupational therapy helps people to participate in daily life to improve their health and wellbeing. Occupational therapy can help […]

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Free phonics resources

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Galactic Phonics - Phonics Worksheets, Games and Resources

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1aa Parent-carer info -Dyslexia Identication is a Process

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Dyslexia process specific to GME in Edinburgh

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Dyslexia process specific to GME in Edinburgh

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Learn touch typing online using TypingClub's free typing courses. It includes 650 typing games, typing tests and videos.

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Help your child understand the positive side to dyslexia

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How your xtraordinary brain works

When you're dyslexic, you think a little differently. This xtraordinary way of thinking makes you good at all sorts of things. When we're good at something, we do it so much that we become xtraordinary at it! When we grow up, we use our xtraordinary powers to help us become xtraordinarily good at our jobs.

Your dyslexic strengths

There are 7 types of Xtraordinary superpowers. You might be one of them or a mixture of a few.

Challenges

People who are "made by dyslexia" find some things trickier - especially school work. It can make you feel like you have to work harder than other kids to do the same thing.

Things like:

Learning to read, write and spell

Remembering lots of facts and figures

Concentrating and following instructions

Tests are particularly tricky as they are a combination of these things

When we find things difficult, it can make us feel embarrassed, or even stupid, when we are absolutely NOT stupid!

But with the right support, we can learn to do all these challenging things well enough. The most important thing is to find your dyslexic superpower and do lots of it!

- QUIZ -

What kind of Xtraordinary person are you?
TAKE THE QUIZ!

Dyslexia results in a different pattern of strengths and challenges for everyone. Help your child to fill in a 'This is MY Dyslexia' Passport and share it with their teachers & friends, so everyone understands and values their unique skills.

Xtraordinary People Book!

This brilliant book will help you understand the 7 'Xtraordinary' strengths that come with dyslexia. It's a brilliant way to explain dyslexia to all kids.

Meet our young ambassadors!

Meet Omari!

He is Made By Dyslexia's British Young Ambassador! At 7 years old, he spotted his dyslexic talent was cooking! Now he has his own CBBC cooking show & cookbook. See why Omari and his mum are passionate about encouraging others.

Meet Angus!

He is Made By Dyslexia's Australian Young Ambassador! 3 years ago, he wanted to raise money for the homeless. So he started his own sweet company, Croc Candy, donating the proceeds to charity! Hear why he is proud to be Made By Dyslexia.

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How your xtraordinary brain works When you're dyslexic, you think a little differently. This xtraordinary way of thinking makes you good at all sorts of things. When we're good at something, we do it so much that we become xtraordinary at it!

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Gaelic Medium Education | Addressing Dyslexia Addressing Dyslexia

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The possibility of dyslexia for children who are in Gaelic medium education will be just as relevant as it is for children in single language environments.…

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A digital e-book creator

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CALL Scotland information on supports for dyslexic children

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Communication apps, Dyslexia apps, Eye Gaze, Assistive Technology.

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City of Edinburgh Council - Definition of Dyslexia (2025)