Lessons you can do at home together, and stories your child can read from start to finish, using only the sounds they've learned.
Four of the best-supported ideas in reading research.
A core part of the science of reading: letter sounds taught one at a time, simple to hard, so your child can sound out every word on the page.
Show it and say it together. Then your child tries. Short, scripted steps help your child get it right most of the time.
Your child moves to a new sound only after mastering the current ones, so gaps don't pile up.
Each sound comes back just before your child would forget it. The timing adjusts to them.
Side by side on the couch. Each day, the app picks a lesson or a story, whichever your child needs next.
On lesson days, you introduce one new sound with a short script. You show it and say it together, and then your child says it alone.
On story days, the app writes a brand-new decodable story using only the sounds your child knows, so they can sound it out and read it on their own.
The app tracks every sound your child has learned. New sounds wait until your child has mastered the current ones, and old sounds come back right before they would fade.
Little kids learn best from the person they love most, and your child wants to please you far more than any app. So we guide you: what to say and when. If your child has not learned a sound yet, the lesson teaches it again, and the script tells you how.
The time together is the reward.
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