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Reading Mountain – Structured Literacy Program
Unlock the power of reading with our flagship app. A systematic, multisensory pathway to literacy inspired by the Orton-Gillingham approach.
See how a lesson works
2 minStructured & Cumulative
Each concept builds on the one before it in a logical, intentional order.
Multi-Sensory Learning
Interactive tiles let learners drag, drop, and manipulate sounds.
Reading & Spelling
Integrated instruction in reading tiles, words, sentences, and writing.
For All Ages
Designed for early and struggling readers and individuals with dyslexia, from kids to adults.
Explore program guides for Levels 1 to 3, plus the full program roadmap. Start with Lessons 1 & 2 free. Available on Apple and Android devices, as well as laptops and computers.
Real messages
What families and educators are saying
These are real messages from parents and educators using Reading Mountain.
This app worked when nothing else did!
“We had tried literally every app, book, program out there and nothing clicked. Reading Mountain instantly helped him recognize patterns and how to break down words and sounds... It is a clean, straightforward approach that is actually effective. It doesn't waste time with silly animations and fluff. It gets RESULTS.”
Our child has made great progress and grown her confidence through your system.
“It's been a useful tool, and we're looking forward to continuing our progress.”
I've been looking for something like your app to help students like him...
“Your program could really be a Godsend to a lot of students like mine. I tested the free foundations Basecamp and love it! ...modern, innovative, and still grounded in the science of reading.”
Pricing
First 2 lessons free. No credit card.
- All levels & lessons
- Orton-Gillingham based
- Progress reports & printable practice
- Phone, tablet & computer
20% off with codeat web checkout.
Our Approach to Reading Education
Our color-coded, moveable letter tiles bring phonics to life.
Structured Literacy
Systematic, explicit instruction, one concept at a time.
Multi-Sensory Learning
Seeing, hearing, and hands-on practice working together.
Research-Based Methods
Grounded in the science of reading.
Reading Mountain Basecamp
Free appA separate, free app to build phonemic awareness skills.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQs
Everything you need to know about Reading Mountain and Basecamp.
Reading Mountain is our full structured literacy program: reading, spelling, writing, and books. Levels 1 to 3 are available now, and two to four new lessons arrive each month.
Basecamp is a free companion app for phonemic awareness: hearing, breaking, blending, and swapping sounds before letters. It needs no login.
Basecamp is free.
Reading Mountain is $29 a month or $239 a year for one student. The Family plan covers up to 4 students for $49 a month or $399 a year.
The first two lessons are free, with no credit card. Code FALL20 takes 20% off at web checkout.
All ages. It supports early learners, struggling readers, and people with dyslexia, from young children to teens and adults.
Younger or struggling students do best with a parent or instructor beside them.
There is no placement assessment yet. We recommend starting at Level 1, Lesson 1, so students learn the terms and routines used throughout the program.
Strong readers move through the early lessons quickly, and the vowel practice helps even experienced readers.
About 2 hours a week, split into short sessions, such as four 30-minute sessions.
Slow down whenever a student needs more time to master a skill.
Yes. After each lesson, the parent and instructor portal at portal.readingmountain.com shows progress reports and lets you print worksheets made for that lesson.
Apple and Android phones and tablets. Laptops and computers work too: sign in to the portal and launch the browser version.
Basecamp is on Apple and Android devices.
Speech recognition can miss words because of accents, background noise, or very short words. A quiet room or an external microphone helps, and so does repeating the word.
Missed words are flagged in the portal, so you can review them and print targeted practice. We keep improving detection.
You can read more on our How We Use AI page.
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