You taught your child to decode. Poppins trains the processing layer reading is built on.
A daily reading block you run at home: 20 playful minutes, built for how children with dyslexia learn, and studied in two randomized clinical trials. Designed to amplify everything you already teach, not replace it.
Reading isn’t just letters. It’s processing.
You taught your child to decode, and the phonics worked. Decoding is one layer of reading. Research points to another underneath: the sound processing the brain uses to turn letters into words.
Poppins Learning works on the layer underneath.
About twice the reading progress
Reading-fluency progress over 12 weeks (randomized trial, 306 children).
About twice the progress, on half the specialist sessions.
Both groups saw a reading specialist. Poppins Learning is designed to amplify, not replace, your child's reading specialist.
Twenty minutes a day. You keep teaching the rest.
Four Saturdays with a specialist: $500. The whole month, with Poppins Learning: $99.
Homeschool parents, in their own words
"Because they have difficulties, it's hard to get them to sit down and work. Here it's through play, so he doesn't feel like he's working. He's happy, and so are we."
"When the diagnosis came back, I was lost. The interactive games are just perfect: fun for him, and quick, so it's easy to fit into our day."
"For now, I can see my son enjoys the exercises and is getting his confidence back."



