DyslexiaDen

A LITTLE LESS STRUGGLE. A LOT MORE READING.

Reading practice your child will actually want to do.

Practical reading resources, targeted workbooks, and fun reading games created by a Certified Dyslexia Therapist who knows how hard it can be to get a struggling reader to practice.

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Created for parents, homeschoolers, tutors, and teachers.

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Created by April Coggins, M.S. Certified Dyslexia Therapist Structured Literacy Dyslexia Specialist
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Why won't these sight words stick?

Your child knew the word yesterday. Today, it's like they've never seen it before.

Discover what's really going on—and practical ways to help your child learn tricky words with unexpected spellings and remember them.

  • Understand why some words are harder to learn
  • Get simple, effective strategies you can use at home
  • Help your child build confidence with reading

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FIND THE HELP YOU NEED

What feels hardest right now?

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My child guesses instead of reading.

Build the habit of looking carefully at the letters on the page.

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MORE RESOURCES ARE ON THE WAY

The practice they need. A little fun they'll love.

Some reading skills take focused, targeted practice. Others need repetition in ways that don't feel like more work.

That's why I'm creating both: Look-Alike Words, a structured workbook to help children stop guessing and read what's on the page, and Would You Rather? Decodable Reading Games, which makes putting those skills to use a whole lot more fun. Both are coming soon.

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HI, I'M APRIL

I know what it’s like to worry about your child’s reading...

to lie awake at night, wondering how to help them. To watch their confidence fade as they struggle.

I’ve been there with my own son. It’s why I’m so passionate about giving other families the answers and resources they need.

After working with him and hundreds of other children over the years, I’ve kept the same approach:

Make it fun. Make it quick. Make it evidence-based.

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ONE SMALL STEP TO START

Ready to make those tricky words a little easier?

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