Though there are programs that help the struggling older reader, the time to really focus on reading is when they are young. Finding a program that engages the short attention span of most little ones is so important. When your child asks to do another lesson, you know you are on to something.
Study Dog looks like it would hold the attention of any young child. Its engaging, colorful format looks more like a fun game than a learning tool. You'll also find tools for charting your child's progress, which, according to the Study Dog website, is pretty stellar; 6 million kids have learned to read better.
The price of Study Dog isn't too bad, either. If you pay for the year, it's just $4.99 month. It's more if you pay by the month, but you can do a free 7 day trial, and then you have 30 days to cancel for a full refund. It's would certainly be worth the money for me if I still had a young child in the house.
Check out Study Dog and let me know what you think in the comments below.

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