For homeschool families
The reading block that runs itself, inside a story your kid begs to continue
A 15 minute daily structured literacy reading block. Your child reads real decodable hero lines inside a real ongoing adventure, you read the narration, and the story only moves when your child reads.
The free reading check finds your child's exact starting step in about 5 minutes. From that night on, every session is scripted: what you say, what your child reads, what to do when a word trips them. No prep, no lesson planning, no guessing.
Built for the readers homeschool families actually worry about
- ✓The child who is struggling to launchEvery hero line is built only from phonics your child has already been taught, so they can always succeed. That is engineering, not luck.
- ✓Dyslexia, or suspected dyslexiaStructured literacy, Orton Gillingham aligned, anchored to the UFLI Foundations scope, with spaced review that never lets a missed word survive a week.
- ✓The older kid who is behind, and knows itTrue survival stories and grown up adventures at their exact skill level, never babyish. From age 11, an On My Own mode gives them the dignity of doing it themselves.
- ✓Special needs homeschool familiesShort winnable sessions, zero time pressure, a companion who cannot read at all until your child teaches them, and misses that quietly return until they are owned.
- ✓The whole house, one priceEvery child, ages 3 to 18, on one $39 membership. Littles get sound play and tiny first books; teens get their own private track.
Stories you never have to worry about
Stories about courage, loyalty, family, and friendship. Just pure adventure and wonder. And you can read every word your child will meet before they meet it: see exactly what your child reads →
How it fits the homeschool day
- 1It becomes the daily reading blockFifteen minutes, any time of day. A short session that happens daily beats a long one that happens twice a week, and the program is built to make daily easy.
- 2The weekly note doubles as documentationAccuracy, fluency against national norms, patterns mastered, all in the terms evaluators and IEP teams use. Print it and drop it straight into the portfolio.
- 3Paper days are built inEvery episode prints as a small illustrated storybook, and the passages, certificates, and weekly notes print too. Low screen homes are first class citizens here. And when you do use a screen, a tablet or a computer is the way to go, big text, side by side, never a child squinting at a phone.
- 4It works beside your curriculumFamilies run it alongside Barton, All About Reading, and full curricula as the daily connected-text practice those programs need. See the honest comparison →
See it before you start
Using education funds? (ESA, microgrants, scholarships)
A New Page is a structured literacy curriculum and educational support, and depending on your program's rules it may qualify for education savings account or scholarship funds. Programs differ state by state, so please verify with your program's guidelines. If your program needs documentation from us, write to jnclark@anewpagereading.com and we will help.
The honest fine print
Free reading check for everyone, no signup. Then a free week with full access, no credit card. After that, $39 a month for the whole family, every child in the house. You can pause billing yourself in Settings anytime, and cancel with one email. We stop billing the same day and your children keep their progress.
No card, nothing charged today. The reading check stays free for everyone.
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