For parents of struggling readers in grades 3 to 8
Finally Know What Your Child Should Practice Next.
When reading feels hard, more minutes are not the answer. The Skillful Reader finds where reading breaks down, gives your child focused practice on that exact need, and explains the results to you in plain language.
A parent or guardian creates the account. No credit card needed to sign up.
Guessing Is Not a Reading Plan.
Extra worksheets, another app, more minutes each night. When you cannot see what is actually getting in the way, effort goes everywhere and progress stays hard to find. Your child needs practice chosen for a specific need, support when they get stuck, and a way to see how they respond.
How it works
From a reading need to the next step.
- 01 / Diagnose
A short starting check locates where reading breaks down. It is not a clinical diagnosis.
- 02 / Prescribe
The app picks one skill to work on and gives you the reason for that choice.
- 03 / Practice
Your child gets word work and a story suited to their reading needs, in sessions designed for about 15 minutes.
- 04 / Measure
Answers, help used, and reading checks are recorded. For timed reads, an adult listens.
- 05 / Adapt
What is recorded shapes the next session, through explainable rules rather than a mystery score.
- 06 / Explain
You see the current focus, why it was chosen, what the evidence shows, and one next step.
Parent clarity
Know What Your Child Is Working On and Why.
Your dashboard puts the current skill and its reason beside what has been recorded: practice results, help used, and reading checks when an adult has listened. It also names what the available information cannot show yet, and offers one next step.
In the parent view
- CURRENT FOCUS
- The skill your child is practicing now
- WHY IT WAS CHOSEN
- The reason behind today's focus
- HELP USED
- Support given during practice
- WHAT THE EVIDENCE SHOWS
- What has been recorded, and what it cannot tell you yet
- WHAT COMES NEXT
- One suggested next step
Built for grades 3 to 8
Reading Support That Doesn't Feel Like Kindergarten.
An older reader can need help with foundational skills without needing babyish stories. The experience keeps school grade and reading placement separate, with topics intended to respect the reader's age.
A clearer next step starts here
Stop Guessing What Your Reader Needs Next.
Start with a parent account, add your reader, and see how focused practice is chosen.