The reading app your class will ask for

Why teachers keep it on the rotation

• Follows a systematic phonics order — you can reorder it to match your scheme
• Children navigate it alone from age 4, so centres actually run themselves
• Real-voice audio, not flat robotic speech
• Read-aloud recording scores fluency without an adult listening
• Certified PDF progress reports for parent evenings and SEN files
• No ads, no chat, no links out of the app

A 10-minute classroom routine

1. 1

   Warm-up (2 min)

   Today's plan card gives each child their next letter sound.

2. 2

   Practice (5 min)

   Sound, match, trace — the game picks up exactly where they stopped.

3. 3

   Challenge (2 min)

   Blending or sight words, depending on the child's stage.

4. 4

   Celebrate (1 min)

   A sticker, a trophy, or a spin of the prize wheel.

Teaching guides

• The best learning apps for kids in 2026
• Top reading apps for kindergarten and first grade
• How to teach a child to read: letter sounds, writing and blending
• The LQuest method: how phonics games actually teach reading
• Reward systems that actually motivate kids to learn