I Can Fly Reading Program with Online Games, Book A: Orton-Gillingham Based Reading Lessons for Young Students Who Struggle with Reading and May Have Dyslexia

Wonderful resource for beginning readers! I love that it's broken into two books and has full color pictures. I've also used Blast Off to Reading with my older students and had great success. I Can Fly is easy for parents to follow and there isn't too much on a page, so great for shorter attention spans. I recommend these books to many parents with struggling or beginning readers, with or without Dyslexia.

I thought that this approach simply might be more digestible for a new reader. Boy was I right. This workbook is fantastic and teaches concepts slowly and clearly. I am so happy I went this way for my new reader. He is reading beautifully and also spelling since the worksheets require both. I can't recommend this enough. My only suggestion: go through the concepts slowly and practice each sheet several times before moving on. I think this slow and clear method is simply more accessible at an earlier age than other workbooks I've used and tried. Nobody encouraged this review. I took a shot and found and bought this on my own accord. I wrote the same review for book B because that's where my son is right now, but this book was what took him there. I can't wait to do the final Blast Off To Reading book with him. I can't recommend this series enough. Quite impressive.

This book was exactly as it purported itself to be.

We absolutely love this series. As a homeschooling family that practices Waldorf methods, I couldn't understand why my third child wasn't learning to read. His older two siblings picked it up so easily at the point he was in the curriculum we chose. I ordered something different, and then tried other/different methods. Nothing was working, and there were tears. He was then diagnosed as dyslexic, and we found this book series. It is working! We are now moving on to Blast Off To Reading, after completing the I Can Read books a and b. He has improved so much, and has even been reading some things on his own. He went from asking me if there was a way to get through life without learning to read (he is only 8, and this broke my heart) to trying out larger words all on his own. I cannot tell you how important these books are for our family. We are so grateful.

This book is heaven sent. My 5 year old son had little to no interest in reading. When I brought the book ( Dec 2019) I spend about 15 mins each day with him and he nailed it in less than 3 months. He did all the activities I gave him and was always excited to get into the book. The book gives foundation which is sometimes missed at the kindergarten level. I've paid for other programs online and none compares to this. He is not scared to take up a book anymore., he reads on his own and I am so happy I made this choice, I have even recommended it to friends whose children struggle like mine did. Parents this is one of the best investments you will make for your child, do not hesitate to purchase and remember you only need patience and less than 15 mins each day.

I have a 7-year-old child that just got identified with dyslexia and got this book as a supplemental tool for her to keep up with her learning. The book is structured in a way that anyone can lead the learning process. I like that there are some tips for parents on guiding. While some of the images are hard to identify (e.g. a broom looks like a mop) and the directions seem a little challenging for a 7-year-old to understand (e.g. vowels and consonants), overall, it has been very effective and very easy for my child to digest as its repetitive nature allows you to be reminded of what you just learned.

My 8 year old dyslexic 3rd grader, who when tested over the summer was reading at a 1st grade level, loves this book. I’ve had the book for a month now and she never fights me to do a chapter. She enjoys it. The book also starts from the very beginning, with learning the alphabet. My daughter was more beyond that but it was nice to hear her say something was so easy and breeze right through it. This book was also very useful to me as a parent. Before this book I had a hard time teaching her things since I forgot from school, ya know short vowels, constanent blends, floss word, etc. I now feel like a resource for my daughter, I could always tell her but now I help her understand reading.

Covers the basics for K-1. Illustrations are repetitive some are confusing and activities are simplistic. I usually use selected sections verbally for one on one instruction and sometimes independent practice.

Really like the content and is a great resource

Very very useful and enjoyable for my 6 year old!

My daughter has really been struggling with phonics and this book has been so helpful and structured reading in a far more effective way than the UK curriculum does for potentially dyslexic children. She has already improved hugely after five lessons and now feels so much more confident. Thanks 😊

Awesome

Very happy with it.