The strategy of Dyslexia Games is to train the strongest areas of the child's mind to "take over the business" of reading, spelling and writing. 

For most people with Dyslexia this means teaching the powerful right side of the brain to process written language successfully.  Most people use the left-brain to process language- therefore normal reading programs cater to the majority. The right and left sides of the brain work in different ways.  Dyslexics have very powerful right brains, we need to activate this part of the brain for reading and writing success. The left side of a Dyslexic persons brain is not wired to process language correctly, and it is failing to do the job well.  Our goal is to use creative games and puzzles to tap into the visual right-side of the brain and open up new pathways for learning.  Through Dyslexia Games we are able present reading in a context that Dyslexic children enjoy without frustration or confusion.

The games begin with art and patterns with unique symbols.  You will notice that our worksheets are fun, whimsical and playful.  The pages are include art games, pattern games and puzzles that require the child to tap into problem solving skills and natural intelligence. Over time, letters, words and numbers pop up within the patterns. Every 15 minute lesson builds upon the other and presents the child with new challenges.  Each workbook presents the student with increasingly challenging puzzles and pattern games, while introducing him to the complexities of the written language through word games and poetry.   At completion of the program the child's brain should be reprogrammed to process and decode written language with a whole new set of neurons, synapses and brain connections.