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Overlay Bundle Yellow

Overlay Bundle Yellow
Price: £29.11

1 Gold Pukka Pad, 2 A4 yellow overlays, 1 reading ruler yellow, one plain ruler yellow, 1 pack of blank flashcards 1 19 inch overlay

 

Product Code: overbunyel
EAN Code: 0722301500347

In Stock: 1000

Quantity: Add to Basket


1 Gold Pukka Pad

2 A4 yellow overlays

1 reading ruler yellow

one plain ruler yellow

1 pack of blank flashcards 1 19 inch overlay

Colour Self Test page

 

 

 WHY NOT VISIT OUR DEDICATED SITES - COLOURED OVERLAYS FROM THE DYSLEXIA SHOP UK

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Which of these warning signs do you have?
 

Some of these warning signs aren't unique to Irlen syndrome or may show up in everybody's experience. Some key symptoms are in bold
 

 
Reading difficulties
· has poor comprehension

· skips words or lines

· reads slowly or hesitantly

· loses place

· misreads words

· reads in dim light

· takes breaks or can’t read for long periods

· finds reading gets harder or deteriorates with time

· avoids reading

· sees print that looks blurry or fuzzy or seems to move

· can’t skim or speed-read (despite being an experienced reader); reads word for word (“I read aloud in my head”)

Physical symptoms when reading

· headaches

· eye strain

· nausea or dizziness

· fatigue or drowsiness

· restlessness or fidgety behavior

Body language while reading

· shades eyes to eliminate glare

· uses finger or marker

· blinks, squints, opens eyes wide or rubs eyes

· becomes restless or fidgety

Writing difficulties

· poor cursive writing; prefers to print

· unequal spacing

· inability to write on the line

· problems copying

· inconsistent spelling
 

Strain or fatigue in other areas

· strain or fatigue from computer use

· difficulty reading music

· sloppy, careless math errors

· misaligned numbers in columns

· ineffective use of study time

· lack of motivation

· grades do not reflect the amount of effort expended

Depth perception problems

· clumsiness

· difficulty catching balls

· difficulty judging distances

· additional caution necessary while driving

Note: An eye exam is recommended before screening for Irlen Syndrome.


 Headaches, Migraines, Stress & Self Test

(The following information is from the Irlen Institute website) and is used to here to assist with colour choice of Irlen Pukka Pads
 


 
Do any of the following situations bother your eyes, head or stomach; or make you dizzy, tired, nervous, anxious or irritable?

· Reading textbooks for extended periods?

· Reading on a computer for extended periods?

· Working or reading under fluorescent lights?

· Reading black print on high gloss white paper?

· Doing visually intensive activities such as needlepoint, cross stitching, woodworking, crossword puzzles?

· Sunlight?

· Glare outside; glare off chrome on cars?

· Glare off high gloss white paper?

· Glare on hazy days?

· Bright lights?

· Headlights from oncoming traffic?

· Certain patterns or stripes?

· Bright or neon colors?


 

Additional questions:

· Do you frequently wear sunglasses?

· Do you become tired or drowsy under bright or fluorescent lighting?

· Do you get a headache from fluorescent lighting?

· Do you feel antsy or fidgety when under fluorescent lighting?

· Does your performance deteriorate under bright or fluorescent lighting?

· Do you feel like there is too much light when reading?

· Do you feel like there is not enough light when reading?

· Do you read in dim lighting?

Answering “Yes” to 3 or more of these questions indicates lighting, glare, and/or visual activities may be triggers for your headaches or migraines. Therefore, wearing Irlen colored glasses may successfully eliminate your suffering. The higher your score, the more lighting and/or visually intensive activities may be contributing to your pain.
Determining that you may have Irlen Syndrome does not eliminate the need to explore other factors that can also cause headaches. A list of some of these other triggers is included in this section. The first step in treating your headaches must be proper diagnosis. It is essential that all possible causes be investigated since you may be suffering from different types of headaches. You should consult your pediatrician or physician to make sure there are no underlying medical problems. 

 

Irlen Syndrome / Photoscopic Sensitivity / Headaches / Dizziness: Warning Signs
 
 
The term Irlen Irlens is owned by the Irlen Institute and relates to the Irlen Pukka pads available on this site. Coloured overlays are not Irlen brand but have been designed to be like Irlen colours.

 

 

Irlen Syndrome / Photoscopic Sensitivity / Headaches / Dizziness: Warning Signs
 
 
The term Irlen Irlens is owned by the Irlen Institute and relates to the Irlen Pukka pads available on this site. Coloured overlays are not Irlen brand but have been designed to be like Irlen colours.

 

Irlen Syndrome / Photoscopic Sensitivity / Headaches / Dizziness: Warning Signs
 
 
The term Irlen Irlens is owned by the Irlen Institute and relates to the Irlen Pukka pads available on this site. Coloured overlays are not Irlen brand but have been designed to be like Irlen colours.
Colour Choices

Coloured Overlay Colour choices, Pukka Pads (Irlens) Irlen

 

Irlen Syndrome / Photoscopic Sensitivity / Headaches / Dizziness: Warning Signs
WHY NOT VISIT OUR DEDICATED SITES
 

Which of these warning signs do you have?
 

Some of these warning signs aren't unique to Irlen syndrome or may show up in everybody's experience. Some key symptoms are in bold
 

 
Reading difficulties
· has poor comprehension

· skips words or lines

· reads slowly or hesitantly

· loses place

· misreads words

· reads in dim light

· takes breaks or can’t read for long periods

· finds reading gets harder or deteriorates with time

· avoids reading

· sees print that looks blurry or fuzzy or seems to move

· can’t skim or speed-read (despite being an experienced reader); reads word for word (“I read aloud in my head”)

Physical symptoms when reading

· headaches

· eye strain

· nausea or dizziness

· fatigue or drowsiness

· restlessness or fidgety behavior

Body language while reading

· shades eyes to eliminate glare

· uses finger or marker

· blinks, squints, opens eyes wide or rubs eyes

· becomes restless or fidgety

Writing difficulties

· poor cursive writing; prefers to print

· unequal spacing

· inability to write on the line

· problems copying

· inconsistent spelling
 

Strain or fatigue in other areas

· strain or fatigue from computer use

· difficulty reading music

· sloppy, careless math errors

· misaligned numbers in columns

· ineffective use of study time

· lack of motivation

· grades do not reflect the amount of effort expended

Depth perception problems

· clumsiness

· difficulty catching balls

· difficulty judging distances

· additional caution necessary while driving

Note: An eye exam is recommended before screening for Irlen Syndrome.


 Headaches, Migraines, Stress & Self Test

(The following information is from the Irlen Institute website) and is used to here to assist with colour choice of Irlen Pukka Pads
 


 
Do any of the following situations bother your eyes, head or stomach; or make you dizzy, tired, nervous, anxious or irritable?

· Reading textbooks for extended periods?

· Reading on a computer for extended periods?

· Working or reading under fluorescent lights?

· Reading black print on high gloss white paper?

· Doing visually intensive activities such as needlepoint, cross stitching, woodworking, crossword puzzles?

· Sunlight?

· Glare outside; glare off chrome on cars?

· Glare off high gloss white paper?

· Glare on hazy days?

· Bright lights?

· Headlights from oncoming traffic?

· Certain patterns or stripes?

· Bright or neon colors?


 

Additional questions:

· Do you frequently wear sunglasses?

· Do you become tired or drowsy under bright or fluorescent lighting?

· Do you get a headache from fluorescent lighting?

· Do you feel antsy or fidgety when under fluorescent lighting?

· Does your performance deteriorate under bright or fluorescent lighting?

· Do you feel like there is too much light when reading?

· Do you feel like there is not enough light when reading?

· Do you read in dim lighting?

Answering “Yes” to 3 or more of these questions indicates lighting, glare, and/or visual activities may be triggers for your headaches or migraines. Therefore, wearing Irlen colored glasses may successfully eliminate your suffering. The higher your score, the more lighting and/or visually intensive activities may be contributing to your pain.
Determining that you may have Irlen Syndrome does not eliminate the need to explore other factors that can also cause headaches. A list of some of these other triggers is included in this section. The first step in treating your headaches must be proper diagnosis. It is essential that all possible causes be investigated since you may be suffering from different types of headaches. You should consult your pediatrician or physician to make sure there are no underlying medical problems. 

 

Irlen Syndrome / Photoscopic Sensitivity / Headaches / Dizziness: Warning Signs
 
 
The term Irlen Irlens is owned by the Irlen Institute and relates to the Irlen Pukka pads available on this site. Coloured overlays are not Irlen brand but have been designed to be like Irlen colours.

 

 

Irlen Syndrome / Photoscopic Sensitivity / Headaches / Dizziness: Warning Signs
 
 
The term Irlen Irlens is owned by the Irlen Institute and relates to the Irlen Pukka pads available on this site. Coloured overlays are not Irlen brand but have been designed to be like Irlen colours.

 

Irlen Syndrome / Photoscopic Sensitivity / Headaches / Dizziness: Warning Signs
 
 
The term Irlen Irlens is owned by the Irlen Institute and relates to the Irlen Pukka pads available on this site. Coloured overlays are not Irlen brand but have been designed to be like Irlen colours.
 
 
The term Irlen Irlens is owned by the Irlen Institute and relates to the Irlen Pukka pads available on this site. Coloured overlays are not Irlen brand but have been designed to be like Irlen colours.
Payment

We accept payment online via Paypal. We also accept Credit cards over the phone, please call 01464 830253. We also offer purchase order invoicing for schools - just complete checkout as normal selecting the purchase order invoicing option. Fax your orders in to 01464 254009. The dyslexia shop uk.

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