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Free Structured Literacy Games & Resources

Free reading and spelling practice organized by skill so teachers, interventionists, families, and students can quickly find the practice they need.

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  • Final Stable Syllables

    Practice reliable word endings such as consonant-le (table, puzzle) and other high-utility final syllables.

    20 games

  • Syllable Types

    Practice identifying the six syllable types and using them to read longer words.

    9 games

  • Short Vowels & Closed Syllables

    Practice reading and spelling words where one vowel is closed in by a consonant, so the vowel usually makes its short sound.

    41 games

  • Multisyllabic Words

    Practice breaking longer words into syllables and reading them part by part.

    40 games

  • Digraphs

    Practice two letters that work together to spell one sound, such as sh, ch, th, and wh.

    9 games

  • Consonant Blends

    Practice words that begin or end with two or three consonants whose sounds are each heard, such as st, pl, and nd.

    11 games

Follow the Dyslexia Express Learning Path

Games are also organized in a systematic, cumulative progression, from hearing sounds in words to reading and understanding complex text. Start wherever your student needs support.

Explore the Learning Path
  1. Sounds and lettersDE 1–2
  2. Syllable patternsDE 3–9
  3. Longer wordsDE 10–11
  4. Word partsDE 12–14
  5. Meaning and fluencyDE 15–17

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