What your child is doing at school this week, what actually helps at home at their age, and a straight answer about screens. Everything below is free and opens without an account.
Children do not need all of this at once, and the order matters more than the amount. Each row links straight to the thing itself.
Sounds before letters. Fifteen minutes is a long time at this age.
They can hear the difference between similar sounds before they can read them. That order matters.
Spelling and vocabulary stop being lists and start being use.
Chapters, not activities. This is where a parent stops teaching and starts checking.
The questions change from "did you understand" to "can you show it".
The same chapters their school is teaching from, so you can read what they read before you ask about it.
Everything here is something a child does on a device, so we are not going to tell you to reduce screen time and then ask for an hour of it. What we can tell you is which of these is worth the time: the phonics games at 4, the chapter pages at 12, and very little in between that a book would not do better.
There is no streak to keep, no notification, and nothing that gets worse if your child stops for a month. If a page here is holding their attention longer than it is teaching them anything, close it — that is the design working as intended, not a failure.
Nothing on this site needs an account, so there is no profile of your child being built while they use it.
The same site, seen from where someone else stands.