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Choice: More than 100,000 popular books to choose from
Fun: Streaks and badges to earn and celebrate success
Encouragement: Motivational and supportive notifications
Personalization: Customizable reading experience
Support: Stress-free, real-time reading help with fluency and vocabulary
Convenient: Recorded student reading sessions at your fingertips
Measurable: Data to track student reading and progress in real-time
Engaging: Built-in high frequency word practice, vocabulary, and games
Actionable: Dashboard that provides class overview to inform instruction
Adaptable: Flexible and supportive tool for reading centers, small groups, and more
As a long-time principal who has worked in mainly low socioeconomic schools, I cannot get enough of Rally Reader! I wanted to use an app that gave kids access to real books and build a positive association with reading. Oftentimes, when a student is behind grade level, they are given kid-like apps and materials that make them feel deficient. Rally Reader gives students grade level books that are of high interest and build their reader profile. Our students receive credit for persistence and get acknowledgement as word wizards. They now read for pleasure! It’s been exciting to see individual students or a whole class read thousands of minutes!
I love the look of the app and the ease of navigation. I especially love the Dashboard data, which allows teachers and parents to monitor student’s usage! I believe it’s a great tool for students to increase self-monitoring as they read as well as increase their fluency, rate and accuracy.
[Rally Reader has] been such an amazing addition to our reading curriculum. I see my students become stronger, independent readers because they’ve been getting immediate feedback.
Using Rally Reader they’ve been able to do more independent reading, where in the past they would avoid reading and not be able to get past the word they were stuck on. Now they’re able to use the app and have it tell them the word they were stuck on so they’re not sitting there waiting on a teacher or losing their comprehension.
