Decodify is a 12-level, 1,344-card structured-literacy toolkit for grades 1–12+. It strengthens decoding, spelling patterns, morphology, vocabulary, and comprehension through structured, joyful, age-respectful gameplay.
Decodify supports general education, special education, reading intervention, dyslexia support, multilingual learners, and older readers who need structured practice.
No. Decodify is a supplemental toolkit that enhances and complements the literacy programs teachers already use. It fits alongside district-approved structured literacy programs (WilsonⓇ, OG, UFLI, FundationsⓇ, and others), giving students a high-rigor, high-engagement way to practice and apply those skills. It proves that academic rigor and authentic fun can coexist.
Yes. Many states—including Connecticut, New York, Massachusetts, Georgia, Texas, and Colorado—now require structured literacy, dyslexia-responsive instruction, and equitable access to evidence-based reading. Decodify supports these efforts by strengthening multisyllabic decoding, morphology, spelling patterns, vocabulary, and language comprehension in an explicit, structured, age-appropriate format. It can be used across Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3 to reinforce required practices without replacing a district’s core curriculum.
Yes. Predictable routines, clear structure, repeated success, and clean, non-distracting design make Decodify well-suited for students with dyslexia, ADHD, and executive functioning needs. It offers high-quality practice without stigma.
Yes. Decodify™ was intentionally designed to be age-neutral and gender-neutral, so students in grades 1–12 feel respected and included. The clean design, neutral palette, and universal prompts keep the focus on learning—not on visuals that feel childish or coded. This greatly increases buy-in, especially for older readers, multilingual learners, and students with dyslexia or ADHD.
Yes. Decodify supports vocabulary, morphology, oral language, word patterns, and syntax—key areas for multilingual learners (MLL/EL). Its structured routines and clear prompts help students connect spoken and written language.
Yes. Executive function areas—working memory, attention, planning, sequencing, and task initiation—are reinforced through predictable routines and repeated practice. Students also experience SEL benefits, such as increased confidence, reduced reading anxiety, greater risk-taking, collaboration, and joyful engagement.
Most sessions take 10–25 minutes, depending on group size and student needs. Students progress through cards until they show accuracy; if a response is incorrect, they draw additional cards, creating a natural “recalibration” with targeted practice. Most teachers use Decodify 1–2 times per week as a warm-up, station activity, intervention block, or end-of-lesson reinforcement.
Immediately. The system is intuitive and requires no formal training to begin. Teachers can open the box and start using it the same day it arrives.
Most educators notice gains in decoding accuracy, confidence, and pattern and morphological recognition within 2–6 weeks of consistent use.
Yes. Schools commonly use IDEA (special education funds), ESSER/ARP, Title I, Title III (MLL/EL), dyslexia/RTI/SRBI budgets, district literacy funds, or PTA/foundation grants. Decodify qualifies as a structured-literacy intervention and equity-support tool.
Yes. Just 10–15 minutes per day can strengthen accuracy, fluency, confidence, and engagement—without worksheets or drill-heavy routines. Parents do not need specialized training to use it.
Absolutely. Families enjoy playing together while reinforcing fundamental literacy skills. The format sparks conversation, curiosity, and shared learning, making it both educational and fun.
For a limited time only, from January 15, 2026, through May 15, 2026, every school license includes an exclusive 25-minute founder-led implementation session at no additional cost.Schools also gain access to the Digital Teacher Toolkit, which includes:
For schools seeking deeper support, optional professional development workshops are available for purchase. These include full 2-hour sessions (up to 20 teachers) on topics such as The Decodify™ Method, decoding and morphology, MTSS integration, and literacy leadership.
Schools and districts may be able to purchase Decodify™ using federal and state literacy funds such as Title I, IDEA, and remaining ESSER allocations, depending on local guidelines. Because DecodifyT is a structured literacy supplemental toolkit and professional learning resource, it typically qualifies under allowable instructional materials or PD categories. We're happy to provide any documentation your business office needs.