What are the Best Reading Apps for Kids?
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Growing up, I always loved reading books. From the Magic Treehouse series to The Babysitters Club to The Boxcar Children, I always had a book in my hand. Back then, I wasn’t reading from a tablet and didn’t even have a smartphone in sight to be able to read from.
However, now you can use technology to your advantage in your homeschool and allow your kids to learn to read through reading apps. Here are 12 of the best reading apps for kids of all ages.
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Reading Eggs – Learn to Read
Reading Eggs is an app that is designed by literacy experts to help children learn to read through interactive reading games, lessons, and fun activities. This app has over 2,000 storybooks and has activities for ages 2 all the way to 9. Learn More Here
Reading Trainer
Reading Trainer is an app that focuses on speed reading. By using this app, your kids can increase their reading speed and even increase their reading comprehension too. Google Play / iTunes
HOMER: Kids Learn to Read
HOMER is an interactive reading app that helps children read about topics they love, and creates personalized reading plans. In just 15 minutes a day, they can build their reading skills through fun stories, lessons, and activities. Learn More Here
LeVar Burton Kids Skybrary
LeVar Burton Kids Skybrary is a subscription-based library app that allows kids to enjoy unlimited access to thousands of different books. Kids have the option to have books read to them or read it themselves. iTunes
Yap Books
Yap Books is a multi-award-winning voice technology learning app, helping children to love reading through the magic of bringing stories to life with their voice. The app helps children by giving them real-time reading help and rewards for each word they read correctly, making screen-time much more impactful and educational for any reader! Google Play / iTunes
Reading Raven
Reading Raven is specifically geared toward young readers. This app will teach your kids reading skills through the use of mini-games and sticker rewards. Google Play / iTunes
Reading Racer
Reading Racer uses voice-recognition software to allow kids to race to win by reading out loud! This app listens and interacts to the words they’re saying and gives rewards whenever they do well. iTunes
Read with Phonics
Read with Phonics gives your kids the chance to practice words by breaking them down into sounds. There are four different words that will allow your children to hear the word and see it spelled out in this interactive game. Google Play
Read with Phonzy: Kids Reading Game
Read with Phonzy gives feedback using speech recognition software as kids learn to read out loud. Google Play / iTunes
Kindle
For any parent who feels like they just don’t have to read to their child, Kindle is the answer! Parents can often even find free audiobooks for their kids to listen to whenever they want. Google Play / iTunes
Hoopla Digital
If you have a library subscription, Hoopla can connect to your local library to allow you to check out ebooks for your kids. Google Play / iTunes
Epic!
Kids can explore over 25,000 ebooks, audiobooks, videos, and quizzes using the Epic! App. CLICK HERE to get one month free of their unlimited version. Google Play / iTunes
Audible
Listen to your audiobooks no matter where you are or what kind of mood you are in. Audiobooks are great for kids who need to listen while they read or who are still too young to read. Google Play / iTunes
Tell me, which of these apps have you used? What do you think are the best reading apps for kids? Leave me a comment below.
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