If a tutor or specialist has pointed you toward Orton-Gillingham, you already know the idea: explicit, systematic, multisensory phonics for kids who do not learn to read by guessing. A New Page brings that same structured-literacy approach home, as a story you and your child do together, reviewed by our Founding Literacy Advisor, an Orton-based reading specialist of 41 years.
A reading app that makes struggling readers want to read.
The reading check is free for everyone. No account needed, right in your browser.
Reading is not the thing they do before the story. Reading is how the story moves.
Then start a free week, no card. 39 dollars a month after, and eligible for many state ESA and school-choice funds.
A New Page is an Orton-based program built on the same structured-literacy principles as Orton-Gillingham, and it is reviewed by an Orton-based reading specialist of 41 years. It is not a replacement for a certified OG tutor when a child needs one, but it is excellent daily home practice.
Yes. Many families use it as structured home practice between tutoring sessions, so the tutor's work continues every night.
Yes. Your child sees the word, reads it aloud, and hears it, and the app will say any word that sticks.
The reading check is free for everyone. The program is a free week with no card, then 39 dollars a month, and it is eligible for many state ESA and school-choice funds.
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