

“My struggling reader learned to read through a treasure hunt (no worksheets and no battles)."
If your child:
avoids reading
gets frustrated or shuts down
or just won’t sit and practice
You’re not alone!I was there too!
I created this because my son was falling behind.
My 6 year old refused to practice reading.No matter what I tried - books, apps, worksheets - he wasn't interested.So I did something different.I turned reading into a treasure hunt.
Now he asks to play it
Instead of :
"I don't want to read!"
I hear:
"Can we play the reading game?"
And step by step... he learned how to read.
This is a printable treasure hunt reading game designed to help kids learn to read without pressure.Your child:
follows clues
sounds out words
builds confidence
and actually enjoys the process

1. Print the game
2. Hide the clues
3. Let your child run around and read!That's it.
Designed with how kids actually learn to read
I didn't just make a game.I spent hours researching:
phonics
blending sounds
how kids build reading skills
Then built that into a step-by-step system inside the game.
This is perfect if your child
is just starting to read
is struggling or behind
resists reading practice
is an active kid
needs something more fun than worksheets
What other parents are saying
"The girls love it! It's very easy to set up and really fun for the kids."
"My son loves it and it really works! He went from barely knowing is letter sounds to reading full sentences!"
"This has been perfect for my daughter who resists reading. Reading time used to be a battle and now it is a fun and exciting time for both of us."
"This game is brilliant! Thank you for creating it!"
Start turning reading into something they actually enjoy
You don't need to fight your child to practice reading anymore.You just need a better way.
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If it's not a fit for your child, just reach out - I want this to actually help families.

Hi! I'm Jessie. I created this game after my son struggled with reading and traditional methods weren’t working. I spent time learning the fundamentals of how kids develop reading skills, then built those into a simple, engaging treasure hunt —and everything changed. He started asking to play, and step by step, he learned to read. I’m sharing it in hopes it can help other families in the same situation.
