Families

You Already Have What Your Child Needs

You don’t need to be a teacher or reading expert to prepare your child for reading.

From birth to age five, simple things you already do - talking, singing, reading, playing, and connecting - help build the language and reading-ready skills your child will need later.

You’re already doing many of them. We help you make them count.

imagineOne gives you simple, science-based tools and guidance to make reading readiness part of everyday life.

Small Moments. Strong Foundations.

You don't need special lessons or extra hours in your day.

Reading readiness grows through simple interactions that are already part of family life.

Talk. Sing. Read. Play. Connect.

These everyday moments help build:

Language • Connection • Curiosity • Confidence • Reading Readiness

Reading together before bedtime

Talking during meals or car rides

Singing songs and rhymes

Playing games and exploring together

Asking questions and listening closely

Simple Tools. Everyday Support.

The Reading Ready System™

Simple tools, activities, and guidance to make everyday moments even more meaningful.

My First Steps to Reading®

A phonics-based literacy collection that helps children build strong reading foundations.

Reading Ready Portal™

Videos, practical guidance, and simple activities that help families support learning with confidence.

Everyday Learning Moments

Easy ways to turn talking, reading, playing, and daily routines into meaningful learning opportunities.

Support That Grows With Your Child

Children change quickly during the first five years. The Reading Ready Portal™ gives you age-based guidance and ideas for activities as your child grows.

Are You Ready to Get Started?

Join the Reading Ready Revolution™

This revolution isn't a fight. It's fun.

We're making reading readiness joyful, simple, and possible for every family.

Your community can help make that possible.

Bring families, providers, educators, healthcare partners, civic organizations, businesses, and community leaders together around one shared goal:

Every Child Reading Ready Before Kindergarten.

We don't have to wait for children to struggle with reading.

We can start before the struggle begins.

One Child. One Family. One Community at a Time.