Core Reading Courses Bundle
Core Reading Courses Bundle
This bundle includes the two core courses most families need to help their child move from recognizing letter sounds to reading real words with confidence, without guessing or memorizing.
Learning Sounds shows you how to teach all 26 letter sounds step by step, using simple games, clear modeling, and short daily lessons that actually work with young children.
Blending Words picks up right where that leaves off, teaching your child how to blend sounds together to read words independently, without guessing or memorizing.
Together, these courses give you a clear, practical path from “my child knows some letters” to “my child is starting to read on their own.”
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A clear, step-by-step path to reading
Learning Sounds
This course focuses on teaching letter sounds, the foundation of reading.
You’ll learn how to introduce the 26 core letter sounds in a clear, consistent way, so your child can recognize and use them without guessing or memorization.
You’ll learn:
- How to pronounce each sound correctly
- Which sounds to teach first and how many to introduce at a time
- What to do if your child struggles or loses interest
Blending Words
This course focuses on teaching letter sounds, the foundation of reading.
You’ll learn how to introduce the 26 core letter sounds in a clear, consistent way, so your child can recognize and use them without guessing or memorization.
You’ll learn:
- How to pronounce each sound correctly
- Which sounds to teach first and how many to introduce at a time
- What to do if your child struggles or loses interest
No teaching experience required.
You don't even need to be a strong reader yourself!
Engaging Curriculum
Video-based content shows you exactly what and how to teach your lessons.
Lesson Plans + Examples
Use the handouts to stay on track, and watch examples of real families using the program.
Fast, Free Support
Reach out to our team of professional educators for extra help anytime.
Kids love Toddlers Can Read.
- Play-based approach
- One-on-one time with parents
- No boring worksheets
- Customizable to their needs
Common Questions
Is this right for my child if they’re just getting started (or already know some sounds)?
Yes. The courses are designed to meet your child where they are. If your child is brand new to letter sounds, you’ll start at the beginning and move slowly. If they already know some sounds, you’ll learn how to fill gaps, clean up guessing habits, and move forward without confusion. The focus isn’t age or grade level. It’s starting in the right order and progressing at your child’s pace.
How much time does this actually take each day?
Most families spend just a few minutes a day. The courses show you how to teach in short, focused moments rather than long lessons. You’ll learn exactly how much to do, when to stop, and how to keep sessions positive so progress builds naturally over time. This is about replacing guesswork with a clear plan, not adding another big daily commitment.
What does a typical lesson actually look like?
You watch the course videos on your own to learn the method and sequence. Then you use that guidance to run short, simple lessons with your child using everyday moments and included resources. Most families spend just a few minutes at a time practicing, rather than sitting through long, structured sessions.
Do I need teaching experience to use this?
No. The courses are built for parents with no background in teaching or education. You’re shown what to say, what to focus on, and what to ignore so you don’t have to guess.
Is this a screen-based program for my child?
No. The course is for parents, not for children to sit and watch. Your child does not need to be on a screen at all. The videos help you understand how reading develops, what to teach first, and how to guide the process step by step during short, off-screen lessons with your child.
What makes this different from other reading programs or apps?
Most programs focus on exposure, repetition, or memorization. This bundle focuses on teaching the core skills that actually make reading possible: letter sounds and blending, taught in the correct order. Instead of relying on apps or worksheets, you learn how to guide the process yourself so your child can read new words independently, not just recognize or guess them.