Level 0 · Ages 3-4
First Sounds
The first six letter sounds, then blending them into words.
Your child will learn to read on their own!
From letter sounds to reading at a 2nd grade level, in about 15 minutes a day.
5.0on the App Store
“As a teacher, I find Readborn to be a helpful and effective tool for supporting students’ reading development.”
“She read her first word to me!”
“...excited to complete a story because he want to see which animal they’ll get next.”
“This is a wonderful app for toddlers! The activities are fun, colorful...”
“Already noticed an improvement in her reading skills and pronunciation.”
“...fun and keeps them engaged without making learning feel too serious.”
DID YOU KNOW?
Handing a child a standalone digital learning tool allows them to master concepts in half the time, while driving their actual knowledge retention up to 6 times higher.
A patient tutor.
It listens as your child reads, cheers every right sound and gently fixes the rest.
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Stuck on a word? It sounds it out with them, then they try again. No hovering needed.
Gentle help as they read.
Your child reads, ReadBorn listens and corrects when needed.
More than 150 stories, unlocked as they learn the sounds.
Don’t leave it up to school.
- They know the sounds but can’t read the word.
- They guess from the pictures.
- School moves on whether they’re ready or not.
ReadBorn listens as they read and helps right where they get stuck.
Proven curriculum.
Level 1 · Ages 3-5
First Words
Six more letters, and lots of three letter words.
Level 2 · Ages 4-5
Word Builders
Seven more letters, and reading short phrases.
Level 3 · Ages 4-5
The Last Letters
The rest of the alphabet. Any simple word is now readable.
Level 4 · Ages 4-5
Sound Teams
Letter teams (digraphs) like sh, ch and th, and first full sentences.
Level 5 · Ages 4-6
Vowel Teams
Vowel teams: two letters that make one sound, like ee and oa.
Level 6 · Ages 5-6
Bossy R & Friends
Bossy r sounds like ar and or, plus first two syllable words.
Level 7 · Ages 5-6
Stretch Words
Consonant blends like fr and st, and longer words with -ing and -ed.
Level 8 · Ages 5-7
Magic E & New Spellings
Magic e words like make, and new spellings of known sounds.
Level 9 · Ages 6-8
Super Reader
Big words broken into chunks, silent letters, and real books read aloud.
Built on the science of reading and developed with elementary school teachers. Hundreds of short lessons take them from letter sounds to reading at a 2nd grade level.
Made for parents.
They read on their own
15 minutes a day
Their week at a glance
Their voice stays private
Up to 5 children
No ads, ever
They’ll beg to practice reading.
A fire dragon. One of more than 100.
Keep reading and an egg hatches a new pet they can meet in AR.
More than 100 baby animals to collect. Reading time stops being a battle.
Get ready for ‘Watch me read!’
From the blog and the parent guides
- The ReadBorn blogShort posts on one question at a time, with something to try tonight.
- How children learn to readThe ten levels, from letter sounds to real books.
- How to teach blendingThree moves and a free printable card.
- CVC wordsThe first real words a child can read.
- Consonant blendsWhen two letters stand side by side.
- How to choose a phonics appSix questions that show whether an app teaches.
- Watch: read a storyA child reads a page out loud, with captions.
- Watch: sound it outs, a, t, then sat, with captions.