Start with your five most struggling readers — no IT setup, no waiting. BuddyBooks gives them structured daily reading practice and gives you the data to track every session.
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BuddyBooks takes turns reading aloud with your student — one paragraph at a time — so they're never facing a hard passage alone.
Every classroom has a handful of students who need more reading practice than daily instruction time allows. BuddyBooks gives them the structured daily practice they need — without adding anything to your plate.
Students who can't read fluently by 3rd or 4th grade don't catch up on their own. Without structured daily practice, the gap between struggling readers and their peers widens — year after year.
You know exactly who needs more support. But in a classroom with students at very different reading levels, there's simply no way to provide daily one-on-one practice for every struggling reader.
BuddyBooks fits alongside any SoR-aligned curriculum — Amplify CKLA, HMH Into Reading, Lexia Core5, and more. It reinforces what you've already taught and doesn't ask you to change a thing.
Matched to each student's reading level and interests.
BuddyBooks continuously adjusts how much support it gives — reading more with your student when they struggle, and stepping back as they gain confidence.
BuddyBooks automatically adjusts the level of support session to session.
No more guesswork. Your dashboard tracks fluency, accuracy, and reading progress — so you always know where each student stands, without any manual logging.
"It was magical to come in and see everyone engaged in their reading."
"I saw real progress — students who were not passing their annual reading tests are now passing."
Real results from K–5 literacy educators using BuddyBooks in their schools.
Subscribe today — no IT setup, no waiting. Start with your five most struggling readers — and see how quickly they become engaged, confident readers.
Questions? Email us at info@ObjectiveEd.com
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