School sends the information
MAP scores. i-Ready reports. Report cards. Teacher comments. Reading levels.
FamilyLit turns reading assessments, report cards, books, and your child's reading responses into simple, personalized guidance you can use at home.
Try one short discussion activity this week.
Families receive valuable literacy information, but it can be hard to turn it into a clear picture and a practical plan for home.
MAP scores. i-Ready reports. Report cards. Teacher comments. Reading levels.
What does the score mean? Where is my child right now? What should we focus on?
See the evidence in plain language and get practical next steps for your family.
Create a profile for your child, then upload an assessment, report card, teacher comment, or photo of a book.
Relevant literacy evidence is summarized in clear, parent-friendly language.
See strengths, areas to work on, activities, questions, vocabulary, and suggestions.
Read together, discuss, respond, and keep building your child's literacy profile.
FamilyLit helps parents understand literacy evidence, identify patterns across sources, and focus on practical next steps.
✓ Vocabulary is a strength
✓ Main idea is developing
→ Inference needs practice
Ask: “What makes you think that?”
Photograph a book and turn reading time into a short, meaningful literacy activity.
Reading history, interests, completed books, child responses, and literacy evidence can build a more personalized picture over time.
FamilyLit is designed to turn literacy information into useful, doable support at home.
No educational jargon. Just clear explanations.
Practical support you can fit into your week.
Recommendations connect to available evidence.
Supports your judgment; doesn't replace educators.
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Clear answers before you get started.
FamilyLit is designed for families supporting school-age children's literacy. The experience can vary by grade and available information.
FamilyLit supports several literacy evidence types, including NWEA/MAP-style reports, i-Ready information, report cards, and other supported evidence.
No. FamilyLit helps parents understand available evidence and support literacy at home. It does not replace teachers or professional evaluation.
No. FamilyLit does not diagnose learning disabilities or clinical conditions.
Recommendations can use reading level, interests, reading history, and other available signals.
Understand where they are. Know what to do next. Read together.
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