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    Reading Eggs | Dedicated Review

    Bianca SchulzeBy Bianca Schulze4 Mins Read Activity Books Ages 0-3 Ages 4-8 Ages 9-12 Author Showcase eBooks & Apps Interactive Quest for Literacy Reluctant Readers
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    Reading Eggs

    Created by Blake eLearning

    Age Range: 2-13

    What to expect: Learn how to read

    Reading Eggs helps kids learn to read independently through fun, interactive educational lessons that teach phonics, sight words, phonemic awareness, vocabulary, reading fluency, comprehension, spelling, and grammar. Animated characters provide repetition and plenty of positive reinforcement in a way that makes the learn-to-read experience feel more like play than work. This safe, kid-friendly digital learning resource is trusted by tens of thousands of schools and used by ten million children—it is both computer and tablet (IOS devices) friendly.

    Users can begin with a 30-day free trial and can add up to four children on one account. The parent dashboard lets users select Reading Eggs Jr. for kids ages 2 to 4, Reading Eggs for ages 4 to 7, and Reading Eggspress for ages 7 to 13—there’s also Fast Phonics for emerging and struggling readers ages 5 to 10. While very similar, they each have some slight differences—the focus of this review will be on Reading Eggs.

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    Each child takes a placement test with Reggie (a fun-looking and sounding egg) that assesses what they know about reading. No reading skills? No worries. Your kiddo will start at lesson one. Kids with some reading skills will be placed in a lesson that is just right for their ability. With every learned skill, they will progress through a map earning golden egg incentives. These well-earned eggs can be used to dress up their avatar, decorate their ‘home,’ and plenty of other opportunities that will excite kids to keep on learning. There are also puzzles, awards, songs, stories, and so much more to engage young readers. The songs and stories are pretty humorous and help kids review their newly learned skills. Kids are particularly drawn to the ‘Driving Test’ that assesses aptitude—with every correct answer, your car moves from the starting line to the finish line.

    Reading Eggs Driving Test

    To promote handwriting, an element that many digital resources lack, there are hundreds of activity sheets included free with a subscription. The Reading Eggs Workbooks help combine all the essential skills your child is learning on the Reading Eggs digital platform and reinforce proficiency and build confidence through the print form. The workbooks are also great for those times when the internet goes down.

    Reading Eggs Workbook

    The parent dashboard is a helpful resource that shows each child’s progress and provides access to bonus activity sheets, homeschool guides, and lesson overviews. Users can also adjust settings here to allow access to the additional learning games and the digital playroom. Included in the free 30-day trial is the Mathseeds math program for kids ages 3 through 9. Parents can choose to subscribe to just Reading Eggs or Readings Eggs and Mathseeds.

    Entertaining and engaging, the Reading Eggs platform is genuinely egg-cellent! It is great for homeschooling families and an excellent supplement for any in-person and remote school learners. Highly recommended!

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    Learn to Read! For ages 2-13
    About the Company

    Reading Eggs is an online, multi-award winning early learning resource and app (Reading Eggs – Learn To Read) that was developed by expert educators with over 30 years of experience. Put together by a team of elementary school teachers, writers, and developers, Reading Eggs helps children become fluent and proficient readers. Tailored to each child’s need, Reading Eggs is designed to be easy to follow, self-paced, and highly engaging for children between the ages of 2-13. For more information, visit https://readingeggs.com.

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    Bianca Schulze is the founder of The Children’s Book Review. She is a reader, reviewer, mother and children’s book lover. She also has a decade’s worth of experience working with children in the great outdoors. Combined with her love of books and experience as a children’s specialist bookseller, the goal is to share her passion for children’s literature to grow readers. Born and raised in Sydney, Australia, she now lives with her husband and three children near Boulder, Colorado.

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