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Reading Horizons Announces Release of K-3 Product Suite Built for Foundational Literacy Success Across All Tiers of Instruction

Reading Horizons Discovery® Product Suite delivers a seamless approach to interactive teaching and immersive student learning to unlock the full potential of every emerging reader.

KAYSVILLE, Utah--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Reading Horizons, the leading provider of foundational literacy instruction, released today Reading Horizons Discovery® (RHD) Product Suite, an expansion of its EdReports All Green, K-3 supplemental curriculum program for developing a solid reading foundation for academic achievement.

Reading Horizons Discovery® Product Suite leverages the power of the Reading Horizons literacy platform, offering three dynamic components: Reading Horizons Discovery® LIVE, Reading Horizons Discovery® WORLD, and Reading Horizons Discovery® COMPANION.

Reading Horizons Discovery® LIVE

  • Adaptable Instruction Curriculum: A structured, easy-to-follow classroom curriculum and lesson prep aligns with the science of reading and is adaptable to classroom needs.
  • Real-Time Student Progress Monitoring: Real-time progress tracking and data analysis for teachers and administrators to monitor and tailor student instruction.
  • On-the-Spot Teacher Coaching: Quick, on-demand coaching videos and ongoing professional development give teachers the most recent best practices and strategies for effectively implementing a successful literacy program.

Reading Horizons Discovery® WORLD

  • Progressive Skill Development: Experiences gradually become more challenging, motivating students and encouraging continuous growth through regular rewards.
  • Personalized Student Interface: Immersive age-tailored interactive activities and challenges make learning enjoyable.
  • Tailored Learning Paths: Online activities support the skills taught by the teacher and meet the needs of every type of learner.

Reading Horizons Discovery® COMPANION

  • Comprehensive Learning Aids: Grade-specific reference and support materials for teachers and students connect lessons to real-world reading experiences. Accessible learning aids include phoneme cards, portable sound wall posters, reference posters, student transfer books, and decodable books.

“We are proud to launch our interactive and immersive Reading Horizons Discovery® Product Suite, a cornerstone in our mission to eradicate illiteracy," says Trisha Thomas, President, Reading Horizons. “This suite, built on our evidence-based method, makes the science of reading accessible for students of all backgrounds and easier for teachers to implement in any classroom setting. This innovation removes barriers and streamlines instruction, which allows educators to focus on what matters most—helping students become confident, proficient readers.”

Reading Horizons Discovery® Product Suite is foundational literacy for K-3 designed for both educators and students—offering specific areas of emphasis to address various instructional settings. It combines over 40 years of evidence-based methods with versatile literacy instruction to help students master foundational reading skills, including phonemic awareness, decoding, sight recognition, and spelling. Its solution spans all tiers of education—whole classrooms, intervention, special education, multilingual learners, and support groups—building student confidence and fostering a solid foundation needed to succeed in and beyond the classroom.

About Reading Horizons

Reading Horizons empowers educators to eradicate illiteracy with effective, tech-enabled foundational reading instruction that helps all students achieve reading proficiency. For over 40 years, Reading Horizons has continuously aligned its simple instructional method with advancements in the science of reading. The company supports school districts, schools, frontline administrators and educators, and most importantly, students, with ongoing, synergistic partnerships, serving as an invested, innovative foundational literacy partner. Visit Reading Horizons to learn more about the K-3 Product Suite. Become a part of the Science of Reading Collective—a product-neutral community where educators can collaborate, share best practices, and engage in meaningful discussions on foundational literacy.

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