Made for Real Life · When reading practice turns into a fight
A Reading Game at Home · Free
A Reading Game at Home turns reading practice into one short mission a day. One mission, one finish line, done for today. It works for early readers and pre-K.
Before you start: You need ten minutes a day and a few letters on paper or any picture book. No account. Free.
Works on your phone. No account. Free.
Why I built it
I built a reading game for my boys. One is learning to read. The little one is in pre-K.
I wanted short missions with a clear finish, and no ads.
The game checks what they already know and skips it, so nobody gets bored.
And the words matter. One mission said, find the twin of b. A four-year-old doesn't know what a twin is.
So it became: find the small letter b. This is A. A is for apple. Words a four-year-old knows.
Ten minutes a day, and we stop while it's still fun.
How you can use it
You can do this in the free app, or with a few letters on paper and any picture book.
Tomorrow, start where you stopped. Skip what they already know.
Take it free
Works on your phone. No account. Free. Stars and days stay on your phone. No ads, no account, nothing sent anywhere.
Get the free printableThe steps, a busy-day version and boxes to fill in. One email, then it’s yours.
Keep the steps
Goes well with
Morning Routine Chart
Give reading time a set spot in the day.
Daily Planner Page
Every guide on one page, for the rest of the day.