A Heart for Reading is a no-prep, elementary-level learning program, that will teach your child to read in only 10 minutes a day. 

AND, you don't have to do the teaching! 

You only need to make sure your child watches their lesson, does the corresponding activity, and be available to help them if they need you.

Why have video lessons?

• Some parents are intimidated by teaching their children to read. They don't know where to start or how to move forward.
• Children are funny little creatures. Sometimes they respond to the sound of someone else's voice rather than their parent's.
• In today's time, parents have a lot on their to-do lists. A lot of parents are trying to work-from-home, run a household, and maintain some sense of normalcy for their children.

Video lessons are a way children can watch and hear their reading lesson while Mom, Dad, or other caregiver is busy with life's other demands.

What exactly does "no-prep" mean?

"No-prep" means "no preparation." 

Beyond printing the workbook for each unit, there's no preparation necessary. Your child will only need a binder (printing options are available as a separate service), pencils, crayons or colored pencils, and access to a computer to watch the video lessons.

Suggestions are made for books that will help your child on their learning to read adventure but are not necessary. It is advisable, however, to have a small selection of children's books available, either from ones you have on-hand, your local library, or from an online source