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Sight word practice,
made personal.

Designed by a mom for her first grader.

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How it works

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Add this week's words

Type in the sight words you want to focus on this week, plus a few of your child's favorite things, like unicorns or soccer.

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Your child practices

Short, gentle activities with a friendly voice: hearing words, reading sentences about their interests, typing, and games. No timers, no pressure.

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You see the progress

A clear list of which words are mastered and which still need work, week by week, so you always know how it's going.

Why it works

  • Add the words they learn at school. Practice is built from the exact words your child's teacher sends home, not a generic list.
  • A little, across days. A word only counts as mastered after your child gets it right on separate days. This is the same spaced repetition reading teachers rely on.
  • Support practice and audio everywhere. Spot the word, read the sentence, build a sentence, fill in the missing letter, and more. Activities rotate so it never feels repetitive. Every word, sentence, and instruction can be read aloud by Sprout.
  • Sight words, typing, and letter/number orientation. For b/d mix-ups and backwards 3s: your child listens for a letter or number, then picks the one facing the right way.
  • A garden that grows as they learn. Every finished practice session earns a drop of water. Plant seeds, water them, and pick them when they're ready.

Why parents like it

Made for your child

Practice sentences use your child's name and real interests, so the words actually mean something to them.

Gentle by design

Kids move on only when they're ready. Wrong answers get a kind nudge, not a buzzer. Celebrations are silly animals, not points or leaderboards.

Private and calm

No ads, no trackers, no social features, no outside links. Just your family and this week's words.

Plant this week's words. Watch them grow. 🌟

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