Fall in Love With Reading. Together.

Join the Piglits and discover how little steps can lead to big learning for your preschooler.

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Take a quick 2-minute quiz and discover the right starting point in your child’s LitSteps journey.

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The LitSteps Reading Path

Start with Colors and follow a playful reading path through Shapes, Letters, Numbers, Weather, and Nursery Rhymes.

UNIT 1: COLORS →

Name colors

UNIT 2: SHAPES →

Notice shapes

UNIT 3: LETTERS →

Recognize letters & sounds

UNIT 4: NUMBERS →

Count & compare

UNIT 5: WEATHER →

Build everyday vocabulary

UNIT 6: RHYMES →

Hear patterns in language

The Complete LitSteps Reading Path

✓ All 6 learning units included

✓ $97 one-time payment

✓ Lifetime access

✓ Digital books, printables, songs, and activities

✓ Designed for families with children ages 3-5

✓ No subscriptions. No recurring fees.

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Testimonials

What Parents and Teachers are Saying...

LitSteps should be a part of every child’s early literacy journey. The tools and resources help parents to explicitly teach the foundations of reading.

~ Mary Beth Anderson, K-12 Education Specialist

LitSteps is an invaluable resource for parents and educators committed to building a strong foundation in literacy. It turns learning into a fun adventure that keeps children motivated and excited about reading.

~ Melanie Obitz-Bukartek, PhD, Literacy Expert

My daughter adores the cute illustrations and rhymes in the alphabet books; she is really drawn in by them. Plus the Litsteps books are an amazing accompaniment to the curriculum she’s getting in PreK! Highly recommend for easy learning that is also fun.

~ Kelly Diskin, Mom of two

My toddler has absolutely fallen in love with learning his ABCs! Every night during our bedtime routine, he eagerly asks for his ‘letters time,’ even if I forget.

~ Nicole Cantu, Mom of two