IQ Learning to Read with Games is the most fun and effective application for preschoolers and toddlers to learn to read while playing and enjoying.

Strengthens comprehension and reading speed.

Discover how, through the game, learning to read is easy and fun!

It contains a wide variety of interactive games aimed at reinforcing and consolidating learning to read as well as other cognitive skills.

Complete method that will take the student from the fundamentals, letters and syllables, to the acquisition of an advanced ability in fast and comprehensive reading.

We combine dozens of play and reading activities to make learning an immersive and fascinating experience.

The activities are designed to achieve advanced reading proficiency and to develop other skills.

We have designed dozens of memory games, attention games, word and syllable recognition games, etc., so that you can learn while having fun.

How to teach a child to read at home? This application is a perfect solution that will motivate and entertain children while they learn and develop their intellect.

We have also included variable speed assisted reading panels that are designed to increase reading accuracy and speed.

Boost the abilities of children and go with your family on a great adventure!

The course is divided into 5 primers:
Primer 1: direct syllables (1). Simple like la, ma, pa, etc.
Primer 2: direct syllables (2). More complicated like ra, ca, za, etc.
Primer 3: reverse syllables. As, al, ar, an, etc.
Primer 4: mixed syllables. Bread, bad, car, etc.
Primer 5: locked syllables. Tra, ble, cla, etc.

Frequent questions:

From what age can the application be used?
IQ Learning to read with games is aimed at preschool and infant students. We recommend its use from the age of three, although it can be started earlier by intensifying the support of adults.
For the little ones it will be a complete experience of early stimulation.

What pace of advance is appropriate?
We recommend a pace of one lesson every one to two weeks.
It is very important to review the previous lessons using the favorite games of each student.

Is adult supervision necessary?
Of course yes. The adult must support and ensure that the expected progress is achieved in each lesson and guide progress in learning.
You should also give some explanation like the name of the letters, the difference between upper and lower case, etc.
With this little support, the student can be left to enjoy the activities alone.

Using our learn to read app is child's play!