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Lexia Core5 Reading vs Teach Your Monster to Read

Lexia Core5 Reading

lexialearning.com

Teach Your Monster to Read

teachyourmonster.org

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FigureLexia Core5 ReadingTeach Your Monster to Read
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYesYes
WindowsYes—
macOSYes—
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
Plans published11
Spec score · Phonics Apps7.5 (#9)7.4 (#10)
Spec score · Reading Apps7.5 (#38)7.4 (#40)
Founded19842013
HeadquartersConcord, Massachusetts, USALondon, United Kingdom
PurposeCore5 provides adaptive reading instruction for students from pre-K through fifth grade.Teach Your Monster to Read is a phonics and reading game designed to support children through their reading journey.
SupportLexia says customers have onboarding resources, best-practice guidance, and access to the Lexia Customer Community; personalized partnership and professional learning services are also available.The maker directs users to its online tutorials and player guides for help getting started.

Plans

Lexia Core5 Reading

  • School or district licensePriced on request

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Teach Your Monster to Read

  • Computer and website playFree

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Lexia Core5 Reading

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Teach Your Monster to Read

Teach Your Monster to Read is a phonics and reading game for children aged 3–6, available on the web, iOS, and Android. Its three stages cover early letter sounds, blending and segmenting, tricky words, sentence reading, comprehension, and short books. Designed to complement school phonics programmes, the game lets adults set a child’s level to suit their abilities. A statistics tracker shows reading progress and stronger and weaker graphemes. Practice Mode includes customisable flashcards and blending and segmenting mini games for focused practice. Teachers can access phonics resources, how-to guides, literacy activities, certificates, display materials, and songs. Parents, guardians, and teachers create student accounts and can track performance; students cannot create their own accounts, and the maker says it does not request or hold student email addresses. Website play on computers and laptops is free. Offline access, a parent dashboard, and printable activities are listed. The maker says its app is moving from a one-time purchase model to a subscription and directs users to app stores for current prices.

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