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All About Reading
by All About Learning Press
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Project Homeschool Verdict
A scripted, multisensory, Orton-Gillingham-based reading program. It may not be the right fit if teacher-intensive (one-on-one) and pricey, though reusable.
At a glance
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struggling or dyslexic readers and families wanting open-and-go, multisensory phonics.
! The trade-off
Teacher-intensive (one-on-one) and pricey, though reusable.
✕ Not ideal for
families wanting independent or very low-prep reading instruction.
Parents most often praise its value and ease for the parent, but the main thing to watch is its how much kids enjoy it.
- Value for moneyHigher upfront cost when bought new, and it needs consistent adult involvement. Strong reputation in the homeschool community and holds its resale value well.
- Easy for the parentScripted, open-and-go lessons with about 2 minutes of prep; you just read along with the student.
- Special-needs fitOrton-Gillingham multisensory approach; parents report struggling readers going from stuck to reading chapter books.
- How challengingTruly decodable readers progress in lockstep with the lessons, so kids only meet words they're ready to decode.
- Kids enjoy itSome find the stories and activities a little boring, especially for older students.
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Compare alternatives
Most curriculum mistakes happen because a program sounds good in isolation. Similar options worth weighing:
Better if Dyslexic and struggling readers needing explicit, multisensory remediation.
Better if families wanting a thorough, research-based phonics+spelling program, including for older struggling spellers.
Watch for Content-heavy and teacher-intensive to implement well.
Better if Parents who want O-G structure with less scripting than Barton.
How confident are we?
5 publisher sources · 13 sentiment themes · 0 verified reviews · 4 source types
How sure we are
Some5 official + 1 independent/expert + 4 parent-discussion sources reviewed · 13 approved themes from what parents say.
ProjectHomeschool reviews: 0 — not enough yet
Last reviewed June 14, 2026.
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