Read & Race
Students read words to move their racer along the track. Load a built-in Dolch, Fry, or phonics-pattern list — or type in your own words.
Start with built-in lists — Dolch and Fry high-frequency words and phonics-pattern words in a research-informed sequence — or add your own words, sentences, sounds, and vocabulary definitions. Then turn your content into a game, flashcards, or practice routine students actually want to do.
Ready-made when you need speed. Customizable when students need precision. No student accounts required.
High-frequency words, a phonics pattern, this week's vocabulary, specific sounds — whatever your students need to practice.
Built-in lists are organized and ready to go. Or type in exactly the words, sentences, or sounds you want.
Launch it as a game, flashcards, or spinner — for whole group, centers, intervention, tutoring, partner practice, or at home.
Students read words to move their racer along the track. Load a built-in Dolch, Fry, or phonics-pattern list — or type in your own words.
Read words to travel the road in a gentle, story-like format. Built-in Dolch, Fry, and phonics-pattern lists, or your own words.
Spin to a word, read it, spin again. A quick routine for word practice with built-in lists or your own words — great for warm-ups and partner turns.
Classic flashcard practice with built-in Dolch, Fry, and phonics-pattern lists, or any words you enter.
Enter the sentences you want students to practice reading — decodable sentences, sentences with target words, or anything you're working on — and spin to practice them.
Create flashcards with your own vocabulary words and definitions for any subject, unit, or text.
Built an activity your students need? Share it through Google Classroom or a link — students play exactly what you made, locked to your setup, no student accounts needed.
Look for the Shareable tag on the cards above.
Not sure which words or patterns to target? Run a quick check on the Assessments page and build practice from what you find. Working on reading connected text? The Fluency tools are built for repeated reading.