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Online Courses

Online Courses

Step by step video lessons that show you exactly how to teach your child letter sounds, blending, and early reading skills.

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Decodable Books

Decodable Books

Easy to follow beginner readers that help your child learn to read by sounding words out- not memorizing.

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Flashcard Sets

Flashcard Sets

Simple, kid friendly cards that help your child learn basic sounds, advanced sounds, and sight words.

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Parents make the best teachers.

Our educational system, with its unreasonable student-teacher ratios, outdated curricula, and chronic underfunding isn't set up to support early literacy.

The solution? It's you. Learning skyrockets in one-on-one environments and through play, which means parents and caregivers are best-positioned to teach their own kids. And it's easier than you think.

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Courses

Get video-based curriculum that walks you through every step of the learning process, plus lesson plans, handouts, flashcards, and books to practice with.

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Flash Cards

Learning to read is a three-step process that begins with knowing each letter's most common sound. With our flashcards, learning the sounds is just as easy as learning cows "moo" and pigs "oink"!

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Decodable Books

Our decodable books help you match your child’s pace to decrease frustration, build their confidence, and promote reading independence.

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No teaching experience required.

You don't even need to be a strong reader yourself!

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Quick-Start Programs

In about an hour, you'll learn everything you need to know to start teaching.

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Engaging Curriculum

Video-based content shows you exactly what and how to teach your lessons.

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Lesson Plans + Examples

Use the handouts to stay on track, and watch examples of real families following the program.

These parents did it, and so can you.

My son is autistic. When he was in kindergarten, he couldn’t read and his teacher told me autistic kids are usually behind their peers by a couple of years. In the middle of his kindergarten year, I found your program and immediately started to apply it with my son. I swear it took only one month and he started to read. Now he loves to read every day!

Ofeliya A.

We started your program last September with NO reading practice before, aside from learning the alphabet. I am mind-blown by my son’s progress and the fact that I taught him how to read! I could not have done this without you. 🥹 🤍

Jane D.

Reading was a worry when I decided to home school. But so happy to have found your courses. Now I know when my kids are older, they too can learn … at a young age. The joy seeing your child read is magical.

Helen R.

I have a 2-year-old and we have been using this method for teaching letter sounds. I cannot thank Spencer enough for this technique and the support! We are halfway through the alphabet doing letter sounds, and it blows my mind each day that my daughter can learn this, and most of all that I have learned how to teach her.

Victoria P.
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