Just Right Reader resources accelerate reading achievement at home, and they are purchasable with education savings account (ESA) funds in a growing number of states. Every order comes with an itemized receipt built for your program's reimbursement portal.
Just Right Reader's books, curriculum, and instructional materials are an approved expense in your state's Education Savings Account (ESA) programs.
Select the phonics skill or grade band to find the right educational resources for your student. Browse your state's collection to easily select materials that fit your student's abilities.
Click your state's ESA page to shop for your state's approved materials
Complete any final steps required by your state to finalize your purchase. If you need it for your records or state compliance, you can always download a fully itemized receipt directly from your confirmation email.
Every title is grounded in the science of reading and built to be taught by a parent, a tutor or a caregiver with no training and no prep. That is what turns ESA funds into measurable reading growth.
Support at-home learning effortlessly with engaging family activities included in every single title.
Every title features 90% decodable text, ensuring reading accuracy builds first, and true confidence naturally follows.
A QR code on every title opens a short video lesson teaching that book's phonics skill, available in more than fourteen languages.
Phonemic awareness, word work, fluency and comprehension activities are included in every title.
Each book comes with its own lesson plan, so parents and tutors know exactly what to do before, during and after reading.
Keep children motivated and excited to read while they practice their phonics skills.
Choose your state to find Science of Reading resources for your child, with pricing and receipts tailored to your ESA program’s requirements.
Empowerment Scholarship Account
Educational Freedom Accounts
CHOOSE Act Education Savings Account
Education Freedom Accounts
Education Scholarship Trust Fund
ESA programs expand every school year, so check back regularly to see if your state has been added!
Browse Full CollectionProgram names, award amounts and approved expense categories are set by each state. Confirm current rules with your state's ESA administrator before purchasing.
Classroom Libraries hold ESSA Level II, Moderate Evidence for reading achievement. Take-Everywhere Literacy Packs™ hold ESSA Level II, Moderate Evidence for both reading achievement and family engagement.
Some ESA programs and scholarship marketplaces ask providers to document an evidence base.
Yes, in most states. Books, curriculum and instructional materials are one of the most commonly approved ESA expense categories, and Just Right Reader resources fall in that category. Check your state's current approved-expense list, since categories are reviewed annually.
Families in Arizona, Arkansas, Alabama, New Hampshire and South Carolina can order through their state page above. New states are added as programs open.
Yes. Every order generates an itemized receipt listing each product, quantity, unit price and a description of the instructional materials, which is what reimbursement portals ask for. Download it any time from your order confirmation email.
Yes! Approval works differently in each state. In some programs we are listed in the state marketplace and paid directly; in others, families purchase and submit a receipt for reimbursement. Your state page explains which applies.
It means at least 90% of the words in a book can be sounded out using phonics patterns the child has already been taught. The remaining words are high-frequency words introduced deliberately. Children read rather than guess, which is what builds accurate, independent reading.
Order by phonics skill or by grade band. Every set is organized so you can start at the skill your child is working on and move forward in order.
Yes! Both Classroom Libraries and Take-Everywhere Literacy Packs™ come in English and Spanish, with Spanish titles built on Spanish phonics rather than translated from English.
It depends on the state. Some ESA programs require a student to leave public school to participate; others allow part-time participation or serve specific categories such as students with disabilities. Your state's program administrator can confirm.
