Reading Concepts

Understand what the alphabet is, how to trace letters, sound out letters, and learn words beginning with each letter

Learn to recognize the alphabet letters F, G, H, I, and J, practice tracing each letter, say their sounds aloud, and discover new words that start with each letter

Discover how to recognize the alphabet letters K, L, M, N, and O, practice tracing each one, say their sounds out loud, and explore new and familiar words that begin with each letter.

Identify the letters P, Q, R, S, and T, trace each one, say their sounds aloud, and explore words that begin with them.

Explore the letters P, Q, R, S, and T, trace each one, learn their sounds, and discover words that begin with them.

Explore the lowercase letters a, b, c, d, and e—trace each one, learn their sounds, and discover simple words that begin with them.

Discover the lowercase letters f, g, h, i, and j—learn how to write each one, say their sounds out loud, and explore fun words that begin with them.

Practice the lowercase letters k, l, m, n, and o-trace their shapes, say their sounds, and build vocab with words that start with each one

Learn the lowercase letters p, q, r, s, and t - trace their shapes, say their sounds, and build vocab with words that start with each one

Wrap up the lowercase alphabet by learning to recognize, trace, and say the letters u–z, while exploring fun vocabulary words that begin with each one.

Get started with the first 10 sight words every early reader should know! In this lesson, your child will learn to recognize, read, and understand common sight words through fun examples and simple practice.

Keep building reading confidence with the next set of 10 sight words. Your child will learn to recognize each word and understand how it’s used in everyday language.

Practice reading and recognizing the next 10 high-frequency sight words to build stronger reading skills and confidence.

Build recognition and fluency by exploring 10 more common sight words that help your child become a stronger, more confident reader.

Master ten more high-frequency sight words through guided reading and repetition to build stronger recognition and fluency.

Boost reading fluency and word recognition with another group of essential sight words introduced through clear repetition and engaging practice.

Strengthen reading confidence with ten more frequently used sight words, introduced through repetition and supported by simple, engaging instruction.

Learn 10 more important sight words to help build reading fluency and confidence through practice and repetition.

Learn to recognize and read 10 essential sight words that will help boost your child’s reading fluency and confidence.

Complete the sight word series by mastering the final 10 essential sight words, building confidence and fluency for early readers.

Build reading fluency by practicing sight words in simple sentences. Each sentence includes familiar words plus one new word, helping your child understand how sight words work in everyday reading.

Continue building reading confidence by practicing sight words in sentences. Each sentence includes known sight words plus one new word to help expand vocabulary and understanding.

Strengthen reading fluency by working with sentences that combine known sight words and introduce new vocabulary one word at a time.

Continue building reading fluency by practicing sentences with known sight words and introducing one new word at a time to expand vocabulary.

Complete the Sight Words in Context series by practicing sentences that combine known sight words with new vocabulary to strengthen reading fluency and understanding.

Kick off the Word Families series by learning to read and sound out simple -at words like cat, hat, and mat. Great for building phonics and early decoding skills.

Continue the Word Families journey by exploring simple –am words such as jam, ram, and ham. This lesson strengthens early phonics skills by helping children notice letter patterns and sound out words with confidence.

Take the next step in exploring Word Families with easy –an words like man, fan, and pan.

Take the next step in exploring Word Families with easy –ap words like cap, map, and lap. Your child will also learn 8 sight words to strengthen quick word recognition.

Keep moving forward with Word Families by exploring 8 –ay words.

Continue the Word Families series by practicing 8 –og words like dog, log, and frog.

Explore the 'op' word family and learn 8 new words

Learn the -in word family by discovering words like pin, win, and tin

Learn the -ug word family by exploring new words like bug, hug, and rug

Finish the word family by learning 'ink' family