Hello, I think Nicole is progressing nicely and while I was not expecting any carryover into her normal reading, I do actually see that she is able to decode harder words and for the first time, decoding was not an area that was marked as “needs improvement” on her report card!

Just a short note to let you know that Andrew received his first codeword gift – spy glasses.  He is so excited and interested in becoming a “spy.”  We wanted to say thank you very much for keeping him interested in reading through your wonderful program.  He is asking me to do easy read.  Loves playing Eggi as well.  He is trying to beat the high score.
Again, thank you very much.

My grandson, Grant, is almost finished with his Easyread lessons. He is on the last of the riddles. He has made tremendous reading progress, and as he enters 5th grade, he is almost to grade level. We hope to work hard this summer to get him there. I want to thank David and everyone at Easyread for all their help and support. Your program is truly life changing.

This has been the best program ever. I have seen her go from barely knowing the words to blazing through them. She is a great reader and the spelling is just as awesome. Sydnee is a great student and she put in the work to get wonderful results. We are all very very proud of her and how well she is reading and spelling now. This program has been life changing for her and for us. Thank you for a simple but effective approach. It will serve her well for the rest of her life.

Jamison is responding very well to the program. His enthusiasm for reading is returning and while he hasn’t officially “taken off” he is now trying to read everywhere we go. Out of frustration, he had stopped trying but now his renewed confidence keeps him going even through the trouble spots.

He really enjoys the story and the games. I believe the eye tracking exercises have improved his ability to read the sentences.
Thanks!

Thank you, I have noticed a great improvement in his reading independently, he really try to break down the word.

First of I want to say Thank You for the great communication that you provide. Sarah, from Easyread was amazing. When I had a question it was answered quickly and completely.
My son has shown improvement in his reading with this program and I feel that he will keep improving as long as we continue to read everyday.
I one thing we would have liked is if the program was compatible with a Tablet or an Ipad,so we could take it with us where ever we went.
Overall it was a great program and I would recommend it to other parents who’s child is struggling with reading.

I am so excited I just had to write a note to update you on Allison’s progress (she suggested I do that :)). I have been so worried about Allison being recommended for summer school because of her reading. On Friday we just received the results of her end of year (second grade) reading testing. She tested out exactly on grade level! At the beginning of this school year, her reading test scores showed results more towards the beginning of a first grade level. Even her mid-year testing results weren’t that great which is what prompted me to begin looking earnestly online for something to help her. I am so thankful that God led me to find Easyread! We will be doing it all summer and I’m excited for her to start third grade with that many more lessons under her belt! Thank you!

Cameron continues with what I would think is tremendous progress. It’s as if with the help of Easyread as well as his Wilson Fundations curriculum we are doing through homeschool that he has learned, truly learned, and adopted, the use of phonemes and decoding as his actual reading process. He is no longer afraid of text, although sometimes the length of texts frighten him or cause him a bit of anxiety. Every time he does Letter Quest, (he does it on “easy” because of the monsters) he absolutely flies through it. I am so happy to see such change in six months’ time. I look back at his writing and spelling from the Fall, and he has completely improved in every area.

He wanted me to share with you that he made a Lego haunted house with monsters in it today. He asked me how you pronounce “monsters” over in England – I told him something like “muonstahs!” He laughed about that one.

I cannot tell you how important this program has been for Sydnee. It truly made a difference in her spelling and her confidence. She now knows, with hard work, you can do anything. Continue to be blessed and help other children.