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Are you one of the parents that have toiled to make one of those reading tools with the slits to help your child in his reading? Have your hands ached from trying to cut those tiny windows?  Even after your child is using your new tool, does she still falter because she can’t see what is before or after the line she is reading? Do you wish that you had something to help when your child is reading on the computer?

Well, toil and wish no more. See-N-Read Reading Tools has it all. Their research-based and classroom-tested tools are exactly what the doctor ordered for many kids who skip words or sometimes entire lines of text while reading.  See-N-Read Reading Tools actually has three products:

The regular See-N-Read has a clear window that acts just like one of those handmade reading tools that you might have at home but with one big difference. Instead of blocking the words that come before and after the line that you are reading, the areas above and below are tinted. You can still see the words, so transitioning from one line to the next is easier, however, because those areas are darkened, the clutter on the page is reduced. The See-N-Read tools come in two sizes, a 3 ½ x 5” book size and a 3 ½ x 8 ½” document size. It is made out of a flexible polypropylene material and can easily be carried in the book to be used as a bookmark, or in a backpack or suitcase.

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Their Memorymark tool is made out of exactly the same material but has a reading window that is cut out. That makes it perfect for highlighting or underlining text as well as note taking. The Memorymark tool is available in a 3 x 5 1/2” or a 3 X 8 ½” size.

But what about reading on the computer screen? See-N-Read Reading Tools even has something for that – the eSee-N-Read! This downloadable product has the same look as See-N-Read’s other products – a clear reading window with a tinted space above and below – but it is on the computer screen. You simply “pick up” the eSee-N-Read with your cursor and it will go wherever you want it to go on your computer screen.

The See-N-Read and Memorymark products are available in single packs up to classroom packs of 25 and range in price from $2.99 for a single book size tool to $69.99 for a pack of 25 document size tools.  The downloadable eSee-N-Read is priced at $29.99 for a download that can be used on a single computer, $69.99 for a three computer download or $99.99 for a five computer download.

Click here to visit the See-N-Read  website to read more about their products and to download a free 7 day trial of their eSee-N-Read tool. The members of the TOS Homeschool Crew have been having a wonderful time using these products so don’t forget to check out their links as well. ?

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Special thanks to First Mate Tim from Families Again for writing this post.

  1. This is one of those products I would not have considered buying, but now LOVE having on hand.

  2. Nice tool to help a beginning reader or one with visual processing disorders!

  3. This is something that I had found things to make do but am so relived to find something that was actually designed for the job!!!

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