Interactive phonics games that teach kids with dyslexia to crack the code of reading. Practice vowel teams, blends, and decoding patterns — the fun way.
The same structured, multi-sensory method trusted by reading specialists — but kids think they're just playing.
Choose a phonics skill like vowel teams (ai/ay) or blends (bl/cr)
Sort words, tap phonemes, and read passages that reinforce the pattern
Collect stars, build streaks, and unlock new patterns as you master each one
Categories follow the Orton-Gillingham scope and sequence — from simple consonant blends to complex vowel patterns.
Two or three consonants that blend together — you hear each sound!
Two letters that make ONE new sound — sh, ch, th, wh!
Two vowels work together to make one sound — when two vowels go walking, the first one does the talking!
Bossy R changes the vowel sound — ar, er, ir, or, ur!
Silent E and other tricks that make vowels say their name!
Every game mechanic maps to a proven reading intervention strategy.
“Systematic phonics instruction is significantly more effective than non-systematic or no phonics instruction for teaching children to read.”
National Reading Panel, 2000
“The Orton-Gillingham approach, which teaches letter-sound correspondences explicitly and sequentially, produces significant reading gains in students with dyslexia.”
Annals of Dyslexia, 2018
“Game-based learning increases engagement and time-on-task for struggling readers by 40-60% compared to traditional worksheet exercises.”
Journal of Educational Psychology, 2022
“Repetitive, targeted practice of specific phoneme patterns leads to automatic word recognition — the key bottleneck for dyslexic readers.”
Reading Research Quarterly, 2021
Scan any book page, hear it read aloud with word-by-word highlighting, and check comprehension. The reading companion.
Practice the phonics patterns that make decoding automatic. Build the foundational skills that make reading possible.
Together, they cover the full dyslexia support stack — from decoding to comprehension.