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| Product | Grades | Type | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starfall | Pre-K–5 | App, Curriculum | From $2.92/mo |
| ABCmouse | Pre-K–2 | App, Curriculum | See site |
| Reading Eggs | Pre-K–5 | App, Curriculum | From $8.33/mo |
| Teach Your Monster to Read | Pre-K–1 | App, Activity | From $8.99 one-time |
| Khan Academy Kids | Pre-K–2 | App | Free |
| Hooked on Phonics | Pre-K–2 | App, Curriculum, Books | From $10.83/mo |
| Epic | Pre-K–6 | App, Books | From $7.08/mo |
| PBS KIDS | Pre-K–2 | App | Free |
Early learning app and website for ages 2–8 from Age of Learning, with a step-by-step learning path of games, books, songs, puzzles and videos in reading, math, science, art and more, from preschool through 2nd grade.
Starfall vs ABCmouse: Which Early Learning Site Fits Your Child? →An online reading program for ages 2–13 with five programs in one subscription: Reading Eggs Junior, Reading Eggs, Fast Phonics, Reading Eggspress and Mathseeds.
A phonics adventure game from a subsidiary of the Usborne Foundation charity.
Free early-learning app for ages 2–8 from the nonprofit Khan Academy, with an adaptive path of reading, phonics, math, writing and social-emotional activities, books and videos.
A phonics program for ages 3–8 (pre-K to 2nd grade) that pairs a step-by-step learn-to-read app with monthly mailed workbooks and decodable storybooks.
A kids' digital library of 40,000+ ebooks, read-to-me books, audiobooks and short learning videos for children 12 and under, with a paid family plan and free school-day access through teachers.
Free, curriculum-based games, videos and apps for ages 2–8 starring characters from PBS KIDS shows like Daniel Tiger, Wild Kratts and Alma's Way.
Starfall is digital phonics and math curriculum, which many ESA programs treat as an allowable instructional-materials expense. Each program decides, and some require purchases through approved vendors.
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