Want to learn more about Reading Park and what students will learn as they play? This article walks families through an overview of the program, including what students will see and do as they play lessons and explore the park.
What is Reading Park?
DreamBox Reading Park is a research-based digital reading program for grades PreK – 2. As students play lessons and interact with characters in a playful learning environment, they develop phonemic awareness, phonics, decoding, phonological awareness, and fluency skills. Students can log in to their account and play at school and at home, and Reading Park will start where they left off and share student progress with their teacher.
Inside Reading Park, students will:
| Meet the squiggle monsters and explore Reading Park. | Work through adaptive, interactive Lesson Quests. | Review what they've learned in their Squiggle Book. |
Using Reading Park at Home
Setting Up a Device and Signing in Your Child
Students can play Reading Park on all computers, laptops, and Chromebooks through an internet browser and via our iPad app on iPad.
| Use the links below to guide you through setting up Reading Park on your device logging in your child from home. |
Best Practices for Playing at Home
How much should my child play Reading Park?
DreamBox recommends that students play Reading Park for 30 minutes each week, spread over 3 to 5 days.
Should I help my child if they are struggling during a lesson?
Since Reading Park adapts to each learner as they complete lessons, it’s important to let your child work through lesson concepts on their own.
| If you believe your child has encountered a program glitch, please reach out directly to our DreamBox Customer Support Team. |
Learn More
There are several ways you can learn more about what your child will learn and explore while they play Reading Park.
See Grade Level Content or Play Sample Lessons
Click here to download a complete list of grade-level content or play sample lessons of multiple lesson formats for Kindergarten, first, or second-grade students.
Learn More about the Student Environment
The support articles below are educator-focused, but provide an overview of how to understand and navigate the Reading Park, Lesson Quests, the Treehouse, and Closed-Caption controls. Click an image below to open the corresponding overview.
| Reading Park: Exploring the Student Environment |
Reading Park: Exploring the Treehouse |
Closed-Captions in Reading Park | ||
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