Bring WORD Force to your Library

WORD Force is the new reading app for K-2 kids that makes reading an adventure. Support families in your community by sharing WORD Force using the toolkit below.

WORD Force Reading Adventures is certified by the kidSAFE Seal Program.

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Tools for Sharing WORD Force

Spread the WORD by hanging up a WORD Force poster, sending WORD Force home with families for summer reading, or by sharing the app via your library's social media, website, or newsletter.
Poster Family Letter Social & Sharing

Helping children practice reading skills while having fun

With fun characters and a creative "save the world" storyline, WORD Force offers opportunities for children to learn and practice skills for early reading. As the commander of the WORD Force, a motley group of superheroes, children will develop strong foundational reading skills.

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Why is WORD Force free?

Truist, a purpose-driven financial services company, sponsors WORD Force. Truist is a bank that cares. Truist believes that literacy is a critical first step to achieve financial well-being. We know that early literacy supports academic achievement, graduation rates, and future earning potential. Truist works with EVERFI, a leading education technology company, to develop and implement the games.

A sneak peek at the learning experience

Beginning and ending sounds

This game will help children gain confidence in identifying words that have the same beginning or ending sound.

Rhyming

This game will help children feel confident in identifying rhyming pairs.

Letter sounds

This game will help children gain confidence in matching sounds with their letter representations.

Spelling

This game will help children learn to spell phonetically-regular words such as cap and hug.

Phonemic Awareness

This game helps children to develop phonemic awareness skills by listening to words segmented into phonemes (/b/ /a/ /t/) and matching the segmented sounds with the corresponding word.

Vocabulary

This game will help children develop knowledge of Tier II vocabulary words by being taught new words and then matching the new vocabulary words to appropriate pictorial representations of the words.

Parents love WORD Force

“These reading games are awesome! A few days ago, my 5-year-old did not know how to rhyme and was having trouble with a number of letter sounds. Now he is pointing out the first letter of every object he sees and pretending he is “Robot Pig,” one of the characters in the game. My partner and I were blown away at the change. The diverse characters and silly narratives hooked him instantly, and I feel good knowing that his screentime is active learning time.” - Parent in Virginia

"Thank you so much. This is the first computer program I have found that provides good practice of basic reading skills in a game format that stays more focused on the phonics and reading skills being practiced. What I have found is that often, the game aspect of the program takes precedent over the reading skills. Thank you also for making this available for everyone. What a wonderful gift to the children, their families, and the community!" - Reading Specialist

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