Tools & Guides
Explore free literacy resources, dyslexia guidance, and advocacy tools designed to support every reader on their journey.
A simple, printable checklist to help parents recognize early warning signs of dyslexia at home.
Daily routines, book recommendations, conversation starters, and skill-by-skill activity pages with printable handouts.
Sound tapping, word building, and decodable warm-ups — with a free printable family handout.
Repeated reading, echo reading, and reader's theater routines that build pace and expression.
Word of the day, word webs, and shades of meaning to grow a word-rich home.
Before-during-after talk and summary frames that help children monitor understanding.
Templates and talking points to help families request appropriate reading intervention services.
A free Fluency Fuel guide to the six core components of Structured Literacy with printable classroom implementation tools.
Practical accommodations for fonts, seating, multisensory instruction, and assessment. (Understood.org)
Free Fluency Fuel guidance for screening and progress monitoring that identifies at-risk readers and tracks literacy growth.
Classroom-ready, research-based strategies for phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension.
Curated early-reader titles organized by phonics skill level. (The Reading League)
Fun, low-pressure activities that build accuracy, rate, and expression. (Reading Rockets)
Stories and profiles highlighting the creativity and problem-solving strengths of dyslexic learners. (Made By Dyslexia)
A plain-language summary of how the brain learns to read and why evidence matters. (The Reading League)
A state-by-state review of dyslexia laws, screening requirements, and intervention guidelines across the U.S. (NCIL)
Landmark studies on early intervention, fluency, and long-term outcomes. (Fluency Fuel PDF)
Trusted Partners
Evidence-based information, provider directories, and advocacy resources.
Parent-led grassroots network raising dyslexia awareness nationwide.
Research-based reading strategies, videos, and family literacy activities.
Tools for neurodivergent learners, including reading and attention differences.
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