Reading.com Recensioni 

Overall, I’ve been impressed. I am trained in the Orton-Gillingham methodology and have worked as a dyslexia specialist for the past 6 years, so I view reading programs through a different lens than most.

Some pros:
-includes phonological awareness
-includes review of previously taught concepts
-phoneme articulation is correct
-kids love the lessons

Some cons:
-initial phoneme isolation should never include a consonant blend as an example of the target phoneme but it does in this. For example, “dragon” for the letter D, “train” for T, etc. I can’t recall the exact examples, but I know that the program gives consonant blend examples instead of consonant-vowel which is the SOTR-aligned method.

-the letter “a” before a consonant M or N should be introduced as a nasalized sound. The M distorts the sound of the “a” in most American dialects. Most OG-based reading programs explicitly teach this before students blend am and an.

-sight words are memorized. We know from research that orthographic mapping and discussion of etymology is a better

Overall, I think it’s a good, basic program that could be improved with a few tweaks. My son IS learning to read. Why am I not teaching him myself? Because the program is much more fun than me!

We’ve been using Reading.com for a few weeks now and my son (almost 4 years old) has made SO much progress and absolutely loves it! It’s the first thing he asks to do when he wakes up.

My son started from zero knowledge in reading as I honestly don't know an effective way of teaching him how to read, but with the help of Reading.com which taught him thorough sounds of the letters and with the daily exercises, he is now capable of reading words and gradually sentences. He comprehends each book being read and discussed. The application keeps him interested and curious which develops his eagerness to learn even more. I am glad of his development especially that he is now in kindergarten. I highly recommend Reading.com to parents with children who are learning to read.

We love this program! We are starting our kindergarten homeschool year using it and my 5 year old is doing great. He’s already reading sentences. Love how this is laid out, love how easy it is for parents and the child to follow through with.
If you are looking for a game you can cut your kiddo loose with, this is not that. And even the company emphasizes the importance of parental involvement. But if you are using it as curriculum, or a supplement to school or even just for struggling readers, and you can devote 15-20 minutes a day to it, try it!

My son tried tutoring at a costly price and this app has helped him excel quickly at a fraction of the cost

My son was resistant to practicing reading every day. With Reading.com he is eager to go through his lesson because the games at the end are a fun reward! I've seen much improvement in his confidence and desire to learn.

Legitimately gamechanging for homeschooling my wild children! Teaching them to read was the most intimidating part of starting school and has turned out to be the most fun and easiest part of it. They ask to do reading time and we all look forward to it. It’s actually crazy to see how fast they learn using the program! I highly recommend the program!!

This app is so thoughtfully designed and effective. I recommend it to all my parent friends. My daughter was bouncing off of reading and disliking school as a result. I tried a bunch of different things to help her and this is the one that worked. We get quality time together while we do her lessons and she's made a huge amount of progress which has in turn helped her enjoy school more.

Reading.com has been great for us. My daughter Ivonne looks forward to her reading time, which is huge. The program is very structured and the lessons build nicely. The only small thing is sometimes we wish the lessons were a bit longer, but overall it's been one of the best reading tools we've tried. 5 stars from us!

I can not say enough good things about Reading.com. I homeschool 3 of my grandchildren and the eldest 2 are 7 year old twins. They went from not knowing any sounds to reading on their own in just a few months. The youngest of the three just started a month ago an he is already able to read CVC words. The kids all enjoy the App and look forward to "playing" everyday. This is the easiest and most fun way to teach your children to read. I really love it!

I love the app and how it teaches but if I had to change one thing, it'd just be adding more printable to go along with each lesson for extra practice. So when each word is taught they can have a tangible sheet to refer to and practice on.

My 6 year old daughter went from 0 to 100 with eagerness and excitement to read, spell, and write thanks to the Reading app! It’s the first thing she wants to do after waking up. My 1.5 year old also loves the alphabet song- he loves making the letter sounds!

My experience with this product has been greater than I had expected. This is the 4th reading program I have tried and it has been the easiest and most thorough. The children are almost at the end and are still engaged with the characters and excited when new games open to them. I do not have any complaints. One observation that I have is the younger of my two is reading much more fluently than the older. I notice that she is still flipping letters and blending is more challenging, that could be her not wanting to redo past lessons.
Thanks again reading.com our two year ride with you has been great.

This program is doing wonders for my four year old! (And my two year old is already singing the alphabet sound song). The built in assessment test is wonderful and makes sure that we do not override our handlebars into lessons that she is not ready for. I could not recommend this highly enough.

This app has helped my oldest daughter so much! She's 7 and so smart. This app teaches them what they need to know.

So far we are loving the app. My daughter was struggling with blending and this has helped her tremendously. I went ahead and started with my younger daughter too hopefully to keep her from struggling. They also love the cloud game

My son (5 years old) has been loving this app and we have too. My only piece of feedback is: it would be great to spend more lessons learning a letter/sound. We are on level 33 right now and he has learned almost 20 letters. He seems to be having trouble recalling the sounds because he has learned so many. We are going slowly through each lesson and have had great patience while helping him through it. Maybe knowing 10 letters by level 33 would be good so that kids can feel more confident as they progress? Thank you!

This app totally turned my son’s trajectory around. The lessons or great and fairly short. Most come with a little book I would read along with him. And he randomly started enjoying the games

Reading.com has been an absolute game-changer for our family! Before starting the program, my daughter struggled to sound out words and got discouraged easily whenever we tried to practice reading. The co-play setup made an immediate difference. Spending just 15 to 20 minutes a day going through the step-by-step phonics lessons together turned reading practice from a daily struggle into a joyful daily routine. Her progress has been incredible. Seeing her read her very first decodable book on her own was an unforgettable milestone, and her blending, decoding, and fluency have improved beyond what I expected
Most importantly, her confidence has completely transformed. She now proudly reads out loud, picks up books on her own with enthusiasm, and truly sees herself as a reader. I cannot recommend Reading.com enough to any parent looking to support their child's literacy journey!

My son is 3.5yrs old and i downloaded this just for fun to see if it would help ME teach him more letter sounds etc. and im shocked how fast he picked it up and is now reading books on his own. As well as signs, labels and words around our home and neighborhood that he sees. Truly amazing app -you MUST do parent participation though, if you think u can give your kid the ipad and walk away and they’ll learn to read, thats not going to happen.