Starter Box

This Beginning Reading Instruction Box is ideal for reading for beginners, including preschool learners ready to jump-start kindergarten reading skills, kindergarten learners seeking at-home practice aligned with school curriculum, first-grade learners reviewing foundational reading skills, homeschool families, and multilingual learners (MLs) and English Language Learners (ELL). It’s also a valuable tool for literacy development organizations, nonprofits, tutors, and after-school programs supporting beginner readers.

The Reading Safe supports children in mastering reading by using a tactile, interactive approach grounded in research-based methods rather than relying solely on memorization. It teaches phonemic awareness and phonics skills, encouraging children to actively decode words through engaging, hands-on learning experiences. With self-checking activities, children track their own progress, which boosts their confidence and independence. By focusing on interactive and multisensory techniques rather than rote memorization, The Reading Safe motivates young learners and accelerates their reading development.

The Reading Safe is designed specifically for introductory reading instruction as well as extra support for children who struggle with reading. It helps learners build confidence and essential skills through structured instruction, interactive games, and engaging hands-on activities. Rather than relying on memorization, The Reading Safe emphasizes multisensory experiences, encouraging kids to interact with the materials in meaningful ways. With this targeted approach, struggling readers quickly gain confidence and develop the skills they need to succeed, making it an ideal first step toward reading fluency. There are plenty of reading programs for struggling readers out there, but The Reading Safe is backed by years of research, expert knowledge, passion, and science.

This box is designed for self-guided learning, meaning kids can watch short instructional videos and follow along with the activities. Parents can support and encourage, but the structured materials make it easy for kids to learn to read at home. However, if you’d like to be more involved, the lessons are simple to follow and great for bonding over reading time!