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LEARN4LEGACY ORIGINAL READING PROGRAM • PRESCHOOL–5TH

One reading program.
Three editions.

No buying a book and finding out later it was only the teacher manual. The teaching plan, homeschool-parent help, and student experience stay together inside Learn4Legacy.

INCLUDED TOGETHER
Teacher’s Edition
Homeschool Parent Edition
Student Edition
Same skill sequence • different support for the person using it
GRADE / LEVEL
LEARN TO DECODEKindergartenMove from sounds to letters to real decodable words, sentences, and simple stories—with listening support when needed.
NON-NEGOTIABLE CURRICULUM CONTRACT

The Student Edition is the spine.

Teacher and homeschool-parent books teach the exact same student lesson. Adult editions may add guidance, but they cannot change the lesson, skip required student work, or hide extra required work somewhere else.

K • RDG • U3 • L7
STUDENT EDITIONK • RDG • U3 • L7

Listen → Build → Read → Try It → Show What You Know.

HOMESCHOOL PARENT EDITIONK • RDG • U3 • L7

Same objective, text, activity, vocabulary, mastery target, assessment, and next lesson—plus plain-language teaching help.

TEACHER EDITIONK • RDG • U3 • L7

Same objective, text, activity, vocabulary, mastery target, assessment, and next lesson—plus pedagogy, intervention, extension, and scoring.

One curriculum sequenceOne student lessonTwo adult teaching lensesSame lesson number and canonical lesson identity in every editionSame objective, text, activity, vocabulary, mastery target, assessment, and next lessonTeacher and homeschool-parent editions may add support but may not replace or secretly add required student workThe Student Edition is the curriculum spine and becomes more independently navigable as grade level increases

Kindergarten independence rule: Adult guidance is expected. Student directions stay picture-first, short, and read-aloud friendly.

SCOPE + SEQUENCE

What Kindergarten reading actually covers

Not one skinny workbook. The app connects decoding/word study, fluency, comprehension, vocabulary, response, audio support, games, and mastery checks.

Phonemic awarenessLetter-sound masteryCVC blendingHigh-frequency wordsDecodable readingStory comprehension
UNIT 1

Sound-to-Letter Launch

phonemes + consonants + short vowels

Parent: Say, stretch, and map sounds before expecting fast reading.

Student: Hear it, tap it, build it, blend it.

UNIT 2

I Can Read Words

CVC blending + segmenting

Parent: Practice small word families without memorizing whole lists.

Student: Build words like sat, pin, map, and run.

UNIT 3

I Can Read Sentences

automatic words + punctuation

Parent: Reread tiny decodable sentences until they sound smooth, not robotic.

Student: Read, listen back, and match sentences to pictures.

UNIT 4

Stories Make Sense

characters + setting + sequence

Parent: Ask one strong comprehension question instead of turning reading into an interrogation.

Student: Read or listen, then show who, where, and what happened.

Day 1 • Teach + modelDay 2 • Guided practiceDay 3 • Build + playDay 4 • Read + applyDay 5 • Mastery + celebrate
SAME LESSON • RIGHT LANGUAGE FOR EACH PERSON

Choose the edition you need.

HOMESCHOOL PARENT EDITION

Tell me what to do, what to say, and when I’m done.

No education degree required. This view turns the same curriculum into clear home instructions without stripping out the real skill.

1
Today’s goal

Blend a CVC word

2
Say / show this

Touch each sound: /m/ /a/ /p/. Slide them together: map. Repeat with one changed sound.

3
Watch for this

Do not add an “uh” to consonants. Keep /m/ continuous so blending is easier.

4
You can stop when…

Reads 8 of 10 practiced CVC words accurately, including two new combinations.

EVERY HOME LESSON ALSO SHOWS⏱ realistic time🧺 household materials🗣 exact prompt examples🧠 “if they’re stuck” help🚀 extension if it’s too easy✅ what counts as mastery
This is not three separate products.

It is one connected Learn4Legacy reading path. The adult sees the support they need; the child sees the lesson built for them; progress stays with the learner instead of living in three disconnected books.