HomeAboutOur ProgramBlogContact 0 0 Sub-Total: $0.00 No products in the cart. 100% Secure Checkout! What Does My Child Need to Become a Confident, Skilled Reader? Take this 2-minute quiz to discover which reading skills your child has mastered and what to focus on next so you can stop guessing and start seeing real progress. START THE QUIZ "*" indicates required fields How are you feeling about your child’s reading progress right now? I’m a little lost and unsure where to start. My child’s confidence is dropping, and I just want to help them feel good again. We’re so busy. I just need something simple and clear that actually works. other/none of these Your quiz progress will be saved as you go. We’ll use your email only to deliver your child’s personalized results and next steps. You can unsubscribe whenever you choose. Name* First Email* Can your child identify letter names? (Upper & lowercase)* A. They can’t identify letter names yet. B. They can identify some letter names. C. They can identify most or all letter names Can your child identify letter sounds?* A. No, they can’t identify letter sounds yet. B. They can identify some of them. C. Yes, they can identify most or all letter sounds. This field is hidden when viewing the formLevel 1 Score Q1a Can your child read these words?*nod, ham, bet, mug, zip A. They can’t read these words yet. B. They can read 1-3 of the words. C. They can read 4-5 of the words For best results: Have your child read the words aloud during the quiz. Can your child read this sentence?*Ben sat in the hot sun. A. They can’t read the sentence yet. B. They can read the sentence but sound out most or all words slowly. C. They can read the sentence and most of the words are read without needing to sound them out. D. They can read the sentence, and it sounds smooth -- just like they are talking. Can your child read these words?*them, bring, which, flush, snap A. They can’t read these words yet B. They can read 1-3 words C. They can read 4 or more words Can your child read this sentence?*I think Mitch had a sprig of mint. A. They can’t read the sentence yet. B. They can read the sentence but sound out most or all words slowly. C. They can read the sentence and most of the words are read without needing to sound them out. D. They can read the sentence, and it sounds smooth-- just like they are talking. Can your child read these words?*pave, coat, seat, vine, grow A. They can’t read these words yet. B. They can read 1-3 words. C. They can read 4 or more words. Can your child read this sentence?*The sky is not bright on a day when it rains. A. They can’t read the sentence yet. B. They can read the sentence but sound out most or all words slowly. C. They can read the sentence and most of the words are read without needing to sound them out. D. They can read the sentence, and it sounds smooth-- just like they are talking. Can your child read these words?*coin, hurt, more, fern, loud A. They can’t read these words yet. B. They can read 1-3 words. C. They can read 4 or more words. Can your child read this sentence?*How far did all the boys walk to get out of the storm? A. They can’t read the sentence yet. B. They can read the sentence but sound out most or all words slowly. C. They can read the sentence and most of the words are read without needing to sound them out. D. They can read the sentence, and it sounds smooth-- just like they are talking. Δ
