Reading Horizons At-Home
Orton-Gillingham-based reading software for home, in a version for ages 4–9 and one for 10 to adult.
For a young child, the important things are a clear order of sounds, blending from the start, short decodable books, and no guessing from pictures. Price and polish vary a lot more than quality.
At this age, short daily sessions with someone listening matter more than any app feature.
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Orton-Gillingham-based reading software for home, in a version for ages 4–9 and one for 10 to adult.
Scripted phonics lessons you do together, with pictures hidden to stop guessing.
Synthetic phonics games covering all 44 sounds, with spelling at every level.
One live 45-minute Orton-Gillingham therapy session a week online, plus daily practice games.
Live 1:1 online tutoring in Phonics First, an accredited Orton-Gillingham program, from K to adult.
Online dyslexia tutoring using Wilson, Barton and other structured programs, with published prices.
Online-only Barton Reading & Spelling tutoring with Barton-certified tutors, at least twice a week.
Scripted Direct Instruction reading lessons on the web that a parent runs, from first sounds to about 3rd grade.
The adaptive program many schools use, from letter sounds to Greek combining forms.
Speech-pathologist-designed synthetic phonics software with mastery-gated sets and spelling.
A free 32-level structured literacy video course from Ireland's national dyslexia charity.
A K–2 phonics app with 101 lessons, decodable stories it listens to, and tile-to-typing spelling.
The UK's well-known synthetic phonics program as a lesson app for parents and teachers.
A series of cheap iPad phonics apps, with an American accent option and spelling by dictation.
Sounds-Write's iPad app for its first phonics units, with handwritten spelling.
A free short video course showing parents how to teach first sounds and three-letter words.
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