THUIS IN HET NEDERLANDS · DEEL 2
Learn to read and write in Dutch, for expat kids 6 to 9Ik lees al!
Built so your child learns to read short Dutch sentences and little books on their own, writes words and short sentences, and keeps up with reading in groep 3.
13 islands65 short lessons15 min a day
€297one time investment
with lifetime access
with lifetime access
Lifetime accessFree trial lessonMade by a Dutch teacher
AGE6–9GROEP 3 TO 5
1
YOUR CHILD
“Everyone in my class can read. Except me.”
2
YOU
“The reading homework comes home and I can’t help. I don’t know how Dutch letters sound.”
3
YOUR CHILD
“Ui, ij, eu… Dutch letters sound so strange!”
4
YOU
“Reading practice turns into a fight every evening.”
Sounds familiar?
Then Ik lees al! was made for your family.
Here’s what your child gets for each of these:
1
IN IK LEES AL!
The same steps as groep 3Sounds first, then hakken en plakken. One small reading goal per island.
2
IN IK LEES AL!
Lees meeEvery word lights up as I read it. Then your child reads it alone.
3
IN IK LEES AL!
An island for every tricky soundOe, ie, ui, eu. Ij and ei. Ng and nk. Each with its own song.
4
IN IK LEES AL!
It feels like a gameA story with their own name in it, letter blocks, badges and a map to finish.
What makes a good course for kids?The parent checklist
Based on research into how children learn from screens. Sources below.Real learning, not just games[1]Follows the same steps as groep 3: sounds first, then hakken en plakken.
Active, not just watching[1]Your child reads, traces, builds words and acts out the conversation.
Short and healthy[2][3]15 minutes a day, then off the screen and into real life.
Rewards for effort[4]Stamps, badges and a reading diploma at the Leesfeest.
You see the progressThe island map shows which letters your child has found.
Dutch outside the screen[1][3]Every island has a little reading booklet and a task at home.
SafeNo ads, no in-app purchases and no chat with strangers.
Try before you decideStart with a free trial lesson.
SOURCES[1] Hirsh-Pasek et al. (2015), Putting Education in “Educational” Apps, Psychological Science in the Public Interest[2] World Health Organization (2019), Guidelines on physical activity, sedentary behaviour and sleep for children under 5[3] American Academy of Pediatrics (2016), Media and Young Minds, Pediatrics[4] Mueller and Dweck (1998), Praise for intelligence can undermine children’s motivation and performance, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
13 islands,one reading goal each
THE STORYOh no, all the letters blew out of the library! On 13 islands Daan and Noor find them back, one island a week. Your child reads along and helps them.
The lost letters your child finds on each island
OPENING IN JANUARY
Try a lesson,for free!
Get a free trial lesson for your child, and a spot on the waitlist. When the courses open, you hear it first.
YOUR FREE LESSONGroep 3! · Lezen en schrijvenYour child hears the sounds, blends them into words and traces the first letters.
A real lesson, straight to your inboxFirst to know when the doors openFree, no strings attached
Not the right age?The other courses
“Wait, I have a question…”Let’s answer it!
My child already reads in English. Is this still useful?+
Yes! Dutch letters sound different: aa, ui, ij. Ik lees al! teaches them step by step.
Is this the same method as school?+
It follows the same order as groep 3: sounds first, then hakken en plakken. It’s not an official school method, but it supports it.
Does my child need to read before starting?+
No. Your child starts with the first letters on island 1.
What is the investment?+
€297 for the whole course, once, with lifetime access.
What if my child doesn’t like it?+
Start with the free trial lesson. Your child will show you in a few minutes if it clicks.
Which devices does it work on?+
On a tablet, a laptop or a phone, in the browser. Tracing works with a finger, a mouse or an Apple Pencil.
Is my child’s data safe?+
Your child gets their own login, and you set it up. I only ask for what the course needs. There are no ads and no chat, and recordings your child makes stay on your own device.
When can we start?+
The courses open in January. Join the waitlist and you’ll be the first to know.
Does my child need me next to them?+
No. I explain every step out loud. Joining in is always a bonus, never a must.
Learn to read and write in Dutch, for expat kids 6 to 9Ik lees al!
AGE6–9GROEP 3 TO 5
Built so your child learns to read short Dutch sentences and little books on their own, writes words and short sentences, and keeps up with reading in groep 3.
13 islands65 short lessons15 min a day
€297one time investment
with lifetime access
with lifetime access
Lifetime accessFree trial lessonMade by a Dutch teacher
1
YOUR CHILD
“Everyone in my class can read. Except me.”
2
YOU
“The reading homework comes home and I can’t help. I don’t know how Dutch letters sound.”
3
YOUR CHILD
“Ui, ij, eu… Dutch letters sound so strange!”
4
YOU
“Reading practice turns into a fight every evening.”
Sounds familiar?
Then Ik lees al! was made for your family. Here’s what your child gets for each of these:
1
IN IK LEES AL!
The same steps as groep 3Sounds first, then hakken en plakken. One small reading goal per island.
2
IN IK LEES AL!
Lees meeEvery word lights up as I read it. Then your child reads it alone.
3
IN IK LEES AL!
An island for every tricky soundOe, ie, ui, eu. Ij and ei. Ng and nk. Each with its own song.
4
IN IK LEES AL!
It feels like a gameA story with their own name in it, letter blocks, badges and a map to finish.
What makes a good course for kids?The parent checklist
Based on research into how children learn from screens. Sources below.Real learning, not just games[1]Follows the same steps as groep 3: sounds first, then hakken en plakken.
Active, not just watching[1]Your child reads, traces, builds words and acts out the conversation.
Short and healthy[2][3]15 minutes a day, then off the screen and into real life.
Rewards for effort[4]Stamps, badges and a reading diploma at the Leesfeest.
You see the progressThe island map shows which letters your child has found.
Dutch outside the screen[1][3]Every island has a little reading booklet and a task at home.
SafeNo ads, no in-app purchases and no chat with strangers.
Try before you decideStart with a free trial lesson.
SOURCES[1] Hirsh-Pasek et al. (2015), Putting Education in “Educational” Apps, Psychological Science in the Public Interest[2] World Health Organization (2019), Guidelines on physical activity, sedentary behaviour and sleep for children under 5[3] American Academy of Pediatrics (2016), Media and Young Minds, Pediatrics[4] Mueller and Dweck (1998), Praise for intelligence can undermine children’s motivation and performance, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
13 islands,one reading goal each
THE STORYOh no, all the letters blew out of the library! On 13 islands Daan and Noor find them back, one island a week. Your child reads along and helps them.
The lost letters your child finds on each island
OPENING IN JANUARY
Try a lesson,for free!
Get a free trial lesson for your child, and a spot on the waitlist. When the courses open, you hear it first.
YOUR FREE LESSONGroep 3! · Lezen en schrijvenYour child hears the sounds, blends them into words and traces the first letters.
A real lesson, straight to your inboxFirst to know when the doors openFree, no strings attached
Not the right age?The other courses
“Wait, I have a question…”Let’s answer it!
My child already reads in English. Is this still useful?+
Yes! Dutch letters sound different: aa, ui, ij. Ik lees al! teaches them step by step.
Is this the same method as school?+
It follows the same order as groep 3: sounds first, then hakken en plakken. It’s not an official school method, but it supports it.
Does my child need to read before starting?+
No. Your child starts with the first letters on island 1.
What is the investment?+
€297 for the whole course, once, with lifetime access.
What if my child doesn’t like it?+
Start with the free trial lesson. Your child will show you in a few minutes if it clicks.
Which devices does it work on?+
On a tablet, a laptop or a phone, in the browser. Tracing works with a finger, a mouse or an Apple Pencil.
Is my child’s data safe?+
Your child gets their own login, and you set it up. I only ask for what the course needs. There are no ads and no chat, and recordings your child makes stay on your own device.
When can we start?+
The courses open in January. Join the waitlist and you’ll be the first to know.
Does my child need me next to them?+
No. I explain every step out loud. Joining in is always a bonus, never a must.