At-Home Learning
A guide to help families support their child’s learning all year long.
Step 1
Getting Started Tips
1
Keep a routine
20-30 minutes daily adds up.
2
Talk about books together
Book conversations help children at every age.
3
Celebrate progress
Focus on effort and growth.
Get the most out of reading aloud to your child · ~7 min
Step 2
Explore the Tools
Use your child’s Lexile & Quantile measure and our free online tools to find books and math activities that target their specific needs and interests.
Find a Math Activity
Search for math activities by Quantile level, math topic, and activity type.
Find a Math Activity →Step 3
Print & Practice
Visit the Lexile & Quantile Hub Resource Center and download free printable learning resources.
Decodable Reading Passages
Useful for beginning readers practicing vowel sounds and digraphs, like -sh, -ch, -ph and more.
See Decodable Passages
Foundational Math Activities
For our earliest mathematicians, use these parent-led activities and printables vetted by our Quantile Team.
Download Activities21st Century Phrase List
Help your child practice reading the phrases most commonly used in popular grade-level textbooks.
Download ListSummer Math Challenge
Engaging, grade-leveled math activities to keep key concepts fresh and fun throughout the summer months.
See the Summer Math ChallengesDive Deeper
Explore more resources designed to help your family make the most of reading and math, at home, at your own pace.
VIDEO
What are Lexile & Quantile measures?
Learn how these two research-backed scales measure your child's reading ability and math skills and how they help match them to the right books and activities.
How Lexile and Quantile Measures Help at Home → BLOG
What are some easy ways to begin at-home learning?
A Lexile measure matches a reader's ability with the difficulty of a text on the same scale, helping you find books that are the right fit for your child's reading level.
Unlocking Summer Learning → WEB TOOLS
How can we stay motivated?
Keep your child engaged by saving their favorite books and math activities in one place, making it easy to pick up right where they left off.
Personal Bookshelf →Math Activity List →PDF
How do I talk about books with my child?
Find age-appropriate conversation starters and reading strategies to make discussing books a meaningful, everyday habit for your family.
Tips for Every Age →