Built for little reading wins

From ABCs to My First Book.

A playful, touch-first reading path where kids see it, hear it, trace it, blend it, and read it with confidence.

Ages 3–6 Tablet-first learning Parent-friendly progress
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Today's mission

Meet the letter A

1 of 3
Trace with meA
Start here

/a/

A says “ahh”

🍎

Apple!

Sticker unlocked!

A path that builds

Small steps. Big stories.

01
A

Letter

Spot the shape

02

Sound

Hear /a/

03

Trace

Follow the path

04
CAT

Word

Blend C-A-T

05
THE

Sentence

Track each word

06

Story

Read it through

Follow-Me Reading

Guided

THE CAT SAT.

Listen
Follow
Read

One tap at a time

Confidence follows.

Signature experience

Reading that moves with them.

Follow-Me Reading gives every sentence a gentle guide. Kids use their finger to track letters, words, and meaning from left to right—just like real readers do.

1

Hear the sentence

A friendly voice makes each sound feel familiar.

2

Follow the glowing path

A visual cue keeps little eyes and fingers moving together.

3

Read it back with pride

Each completed sentence unlocks a tiny moment of celebration.

Built for the whole family

Kids get the spark. Parents get the picture.

Parent progress

Mia is on a roll!

18

Letters mastered

6

Day streak

37

Words read

Sound confidence72%

Next up: blending the sounds in “sun.”

More “I did it!” moments.

Every short mission gives kids a reason to come back—without turning learning into a chore.

  • A clear next step after every lesson
  • Short missions made for real attention spans
  • Progress that makes practice easy to celebrate

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Start with a small step today. The first page of their reading story is waiting.

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Good to know

Who is ReadBlaze for?+

ReadBlaze is made for children ages 3–6 and the grown-ups helping them build early reading confidence.

What makes Follow-Me Reading different?+

A bright guide moves under each letter and word, helping children physically follow the left-to-right reading path instead of just listening along.

Can parents see progress?+

Yes. The parent view turns practice into a clear picture of letters, sounds, words, streaks, and skills ready for another try.