Really Great Reading's Approach
Really Great Reading provides a comprehensive set of tools to diagnose, group and teach students with weaknesses in their foundational reading skills.
- Diagnose - Our family of complimentary assessments (K-12) help educators identify students with decoding issues contributing to comprehension weaknesses.
- Group - Our complimentary private, password protected online data management system, the Grouping Matrix, uses data to group students according to their decoding strengths and weaknesses.
- Teach - Our lessons, Countdown (coming Fall 2017), Blast, HD Word, Boost, and Blitz, help prevent and remediate decoding weaknesses in students of all ages.
- Professional Development - We provide a whole host of professional development options, including one and two-day workshop, as well as webinars and virtual visits.
To better understand our approach, watch these short animations>>
Account Login
In 5-7 minutes our complimentary Diagnostic Decoding Surveys efficiently detect when students are having word-level reading difficulties, and pinpoint their specific decoding weaknesses.
Sign up for our Grouping Matrix, a complimentary web-based data management system that enables you to group students according to the type and depth of their decoding difficulties.
We have a better way of teaching the foundational skills that lead to strong decoding and fluent reading. Our interventions and preventions are efficient, effective, and research based.
Really Great Reading's Online Tools
Click the buttons below to access our online tools: Blast Online, Boost Online, HD Word Online, Phonics Blitz Online or Letter Tiles Online.
To access the Grouping Matrix, click here>>
Ordering Information
Visit our Ordering Information page to access our W9, catalog, sole source letter, shipping costs, where to fax or mail your PO, and how to request a purchase recommendation. Or use the quick links below to download our catalog, order forms and W9:
Really Great Reading Newsletter
Bringing words into high definition. Join us while we examine words, word parts, and the complex English language code.
