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Homeschool Reading Course
Are you homeschooling a beginning or striving reader? It can be overwhelming to know where to start in choosing a homeschool reading curriculum. As a parent, you know that reading is probably one of the most important subjects you will be teaching to your homeschooler. It’s important to have an effective, proven homeschool program that supports you in teaching reading.
Hear from a real homeschool parent, just like you!
“We spent quite a few years researching various things and we came upon Reading Horizons® At-Home for older, striving readers, which has all of the elements of a research-based program but on a computer. My older child really liked the interface; the instruction was friendly and easy to follow. We have just loved it!”
How to Help Your Striving Reader
Not all children learn to read at the same rate. You may notice a delay in how quickly your child is picking up on the reading skills you are trying to emphasize. Perhaps the general homeschool reading worksheets that come in your homeschool course just aren’t cutting it, and your intuition tells you, your child needs a different approach to learning reading. Maybe you are homeschooling a child with dyslexia, and struggling to know how to be the expert on how to teach reading.
Whatever your circumstance, Reading Horizons® At-Home can help. We have been turning struggling readers into successful readers for more than 40 years. Our patented method will be easy for your child to learn and easy for you to teach. Being a homeschool parent can be difficult; let Reading Horizons® make your job easier.
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How You Can Help Your Beginning Reader?
You want your beginning reader to build foundational reading skills. As a parent you can become involved with your child’s success by learning how to best teach those foundational skills, and here is how. Reading Horizons® curriculum is designed to make you the family reading expert. Empower yourself with tools you can use to teach the logical rules of English to your child.
Reading Horizons® At-Home offers a highly effective homeschool solution. It is one that has been validated by many homeschoolers who have succeeded in teaching their children to read. Our Orton-Gillingham-based program provides you with the knowledge, support, and flexibility needed to help beginning and struggling readers master the reading skills needed for educational success.
Start a 30-day software trial for just $10.
We know it’s hard to know what will really work for your child or loved one. We don’t want you to have to fully commit to something until you are confident it will work. That’s why we allow you to get started with Reading Horizons® for just $10. If you are confident that Reading Horizons® is the right fit after the first 30 days, you will automatically be charged the remaining $189 for a full one-year subscription. If you don’t think it’s the right fit, you can cancel the subscription before the 30 day period ends at no additional charge.
Invest in Your Child’s Success with ESA Funds
Education Savings Account (ESA) funds are state-provided dollars that empower parents to invest in their child’s educational success. These funds can be used to purchase specialized learning tools like Reading Horizons® At-Home, which is designed to enhance literacy skills through structured and effective reading instruction. By applying ESA funds toward Reading Horizons, parents ensure their children have access to a high-quality, research-based program that can significantly boost reading proficiency and foster a lifelong love of learning.
Using ESA funds for Reading Horizons® At-Home allows families to create an enriched home learning environment tailored to their child’s needs. Parents can use this state-provided support to make targeted educational investments that contribute to their child’s academic growth. This not only maximizes the benefits of the ESA program but also supports foundational literacy development, which is crucial for long-term educational success.