For kids with dyslexia or persistent reading struggles

Help your dyslexic child become a confident reader

ReadGenie gives your child structured practice in phonics, decoding, spelling, and fluency, in short daily sessions at home.

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CALT dyslexia therapist of 27 years

Dyslexia can look like this at home

"He guesses from the first letter instead of sounding out the word."

"She knew the word yesterday, but today it’s gone."

"Spelling feels random, even with words we practice."

"Reading aloud turns into frustration or shutdown."

"He avoids reading because it feels exhausting."

"She skips words, changes words, and doesn’t notice."

"He guesses from the first letter instead of sounding out the word."

"She knew the word yesterday, but today it’s gone."

"Spelling feels random, even with words we practice."

"Reading aloud turns into frustration or shutdown."

"He avoids reading because it feels exhausting."

"She skips words, changes words, and doesn’t notice."

"Spelling tests feel impossible, even when we practice all week."

"She works so hard to read one sentence that she forgets what it means."

"He can read the word on one page, then not recognize it on the next."

"He starts guessing because sounding out every word feels exhausting."

"Reading homework turns into tears almost every night."

"Spelling tests feel impossible, even when we practice all week."

"She works so hard to read one sentence that she forgets what it means."

"He can read the word on one page, then not recognize it on the next."

"He starts guessing because sounding out every word feels exhausting."

"Reading homework turns into tears almost every night."

Dyslexic readers need more than extra reading time

1 in 5

children show signs of dyslexia. Dyslexia accounts for 80 to 90% of all learning disabilities.

Yale Center for Dyslexia & Creativity

40%

of U.S. fourth graders scored below Basic in reading on the 2024 Nation’s Report Card.

NAEP 2024

74%

of children who are poor readers in third grade remain poor readers in ninth grade without structured intervention.

NICHD longitudinal research

56–92%

of at-risk readers reached the average reading range when they got explicit, structured practice.

Torgesen, American Educator, 2004

They need structured practice that connects sounds, letters, words, and meaning. That is the practice ReadGenie delivers, in short daily sessions at home.

How ReadGenie works

Short, guided lessons help your child connect sounds, letters, words, and meaning without guessing.

Structured phonics

Your child practices one skill at a time, starting with sounds and letter patterns.

Reading and spelling

They read words, build words, spell words, and apply the same skill in short passages.

Multisensory practice

They see it, hear it, say it, and write it so the skill has more chances to stick.

A simple routine that builds reading skills

Daily guided lessons with short reading and spelling activities mixed in.

1. Review

Practice sounds and words they know.

2. Learn

Focus on one new reading skill.

3. Practice

Read, build, spell, and break apart words.

4. Apply

Read a short passage with real-time pronunciation feedback.

Your child gets the repetition they need, without the guesswork.