Resources & Tools

One-on-one, Orton-Gillingham decoding program a parent can teach at home with no special training. Directly targets the decoding difficulty at the heart of dyslexia.

~US$250–350 per level · 10 levels · free readiness test

Game-based, Orton-Gillingham-informed phonics, spelling and reading — built specifically for dyslexic learners.

Home plan ~US$15/mo · free trial

Adaptive program covering six areas of reading, from phonological awareness to comprehension.

Home ~US$175/yr via lexiaforhome.com · +$110 each extra child

Adaptive intervention for older struggling readers — word study, grammar, and comprehension.

Home ~US$175/yr via lexiaforhome.com

Adaptive silent-reading practice that builds fluency, comprehension, and vocabulary — for children who can already decode but read slowly.

Home ~US$175/yr via lexiaforhome.com

Phonics-based learn-to-read lessons, games, and 4,000+ e-books. Popular for early and struggling readers.

~US$9.99/mo · 30-day free trial

Free reading aid built into Word, Edge, OneNote and Teams: read-aloud, syllable breaks, line focus, spacing, and translation.

Included in Microsoft products

Toolbar with text-to-speech, word prediction, and dictionaries. Free Chrome extension tier.

Text-to-speech app (originally built for dyslexia) that reads documents, web pages, and scanned text aloud.

Free tier · Premium ~US$139/yr

Assistive writing/reading with dyslexia-tuned spell & grammar correction, word prediction, and text-to-speech.

Desktop ~US$199 · iPad ~$69.99

Human-narrated audiobook library with word highlighting for students with print disabilities.

~US$135/yr · often free via schools · needs documented disability

Large accessible e-book library (audio, large-print, read-aloud with highlighting) for print disabilities.

Free for qualifying students · needs proof of disability

Visual, conceptual program that builds true number sense before symbols and facts — well suited to dyscalculia.

Home ~US$75/yr via lexiaforhome.com

Multisensory program where students touch and count points on numerals. Has a dedicated dyscalculia extension.

Some free resource pages

Books and e-books (e.g. The Dyscalculia Toolkit) with hands-on, games-based methods that rebuild number sense.

Books/e-books · some free videos

Online assessment plus small-step, multisensory dyscalculia intervention building foundational number skills.

Adaptive daily-practice math app that fills gaps and builds confidence with low pressure.

Free download · full ~US$10.99/mo

2,000+ interactive, multisensory math activities designed with accessibility in mind.

Nonprofit hub with free information on math learning difficulties, a 'best tools' list, and diagnostic guidance.

Free info · some paid services

Short, warm animations that explain dyslexia to kids and teach reading and spelling strategies.

Clear, practical videos that help parents understand learning differences and figure out the next step.

Global charity led by successful dyslexics — reframes dyslexia as a strength, with training and inspiring stories.

Evidence-based, structured-literacy guidance from a licensed dyslexia therapist — great for teaching at home.

Specialist tutors sharing support and strategies for children who struggle with numbers.

Friendly, unintimidating lessons that break math concepts into simple, visual steps.

Free fact sheet on materials, instruction, and performance accommodations for dyslexic students.

Evidence-based articles on accommodating dyslexia in all classroom settings, plus modifications guidance.

Parent- and teacher-friendly classroom accommodations with a downloadable checklist.

Free primary and secondary screening checklists, a dyslexia-friendly classroom checklist, and a dyscalculia checklist.

Practical guidance on creating a dyslexia-friendly classroom and supporting learners.