Some children may show early signs of dyslexia that affect reading and language skills. Recognizing these signs early can help parents seek support, making a big difference in a child's learning journey. This guide explains what to look for in young children and offers a simple age-based test to help parents identify potential dyslexia signs and understand when to take action for their child's success.

Does this sound familiar? Your student tries to manage their phone and wallet at the same time - holding their phone in one hand, trying to open their wallet with the other, then needing to get money out but having no free hands. In the confusion, they set their phone down 'just for a second' and then can't remember where they put it. This simple visual system creates a clear sequence: phone in pocket FIRST, then wallet from bag - no more juggling both at once.

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