Homeschool Reading & Spelling
A little practice. A shared discovery.
Make room for reading and spelling at your child’s pace. Our picture flashcards, workbooks, booklets and decodable readers offer practical activities for home learning, with printed and digital choices across the range.
Created from Roma’s work with children, these resources can supplement your homeschool literacy lessons. Start with what your child is learning today.
Try a sample together >Where would you like to begin?
Hear sounds and build words
Practice short vowel sounds, blending and spelling with focused workbook activities.
Explore phonics workbooks >Read a short story
Choose a reader that matches the sounds your child already knows. Read together and talk about the story.
Explore decodable readers >Practice sight words
Connect words with picture cues or read a short booklet featuring a focus word.
Explore sight word flashcards >
Explore sight word booklets >Untangle sound-alike words
Use pictures and examples to discuss words with the same sound but different spellings and meanings.
Explore Picture Homophones™ >Build a gentle practice routine
- Pick one small focus. Choose a sound, word or page that fits your current lesson.
- Look, say and try together. Discuss the picture, listen to the sounds and invite your child to read or write.
- Keep it manageable. Pause when your child needs a break and return another day.
- Celebrate what you notice. A new word, a thoughtful question or a willing try is worth sharing.
You can use individual resources alongside your existing curriculum. Choose activities by your child’s current skills, and follow your main program’s sequence when using supplementary materials.
Looking for a broader set of resources?
Explore our Reading & Spelling Program for a bundled approach. Review the current product description, included materials and format options before choosing.
Explore the Reading & Spelling Program >Printed or digital?
Check the selected option on each product page. Digital resources are downloads rather than printed books sent by mail. For reusable practice, you can place a printed workbook page in a sheet protector and use a dry erase marker, following the product’s usage terms.
Using ESA or scholarship funds?
Learn about participating programs and the ordering route for your program. Eligibility and purchasing steps depend on the program.
Explore ESA & scholarship information >You don’t have to choose alone.
Tell us what your child is practicing and which resources you already use. We’ll help you find a starting point.