#html-body [data-pb-style=TCT3JME]{justify-content:flex-start;display:flex;flex-direction:column;background-position:left top;background-size:cover;background-repeat:no-repeat;background-attachment:scroll}#html-body [data-pb-style=DGOQAC1],#html-body [data-pb-style=K9VI271]{width:100%;border-width:1px;border-color:#cecece;display:inline-block} Look to Read from Smartbox – Accessible animated stories and literacy activities for early readers. With 16 animated stories, 64 learning activities and built-in symbolised chat grids, Look to Read combines fun storytelling with structured literacy support. Each story builds on the last, helping learners recognise letter sounds, high-frequency words and sentence structure at their own pace. 16 original animated stories grouped into four progressive reading stages Accessible via eye gaze, switch and touch input 95 phonics-based letter sounds and 100 high frequency words 64 interactive learning activities, including: Story Sounds – Listen to new phonics sounds Building Words – Practise spelling and construction Sentence Building – Create sentences using key story vocabulary What Happened? – Recall and sequence story events Symbolised chat grids with core and story-specific words to support communication during reading Workbook for tracking progress and supporting teaching goals High contrast mode available for learners with visual impairments Encourages key early literacy skills, including: Cause and effect Left-to-right reading direction Page navigation Word recognition and phonics understanding Please note: Look to Read is downloadable software, delivered via email within 2–3 working days of order. Available to UK customers only. Single user licences only. For multiple licence orders, please contact us for a quotation. Minimum Requirements: Operating system: Windows 10 Processor: Intel Atom 1.44GHz Memory: 4GB RAM Storage: 2GB free space Suitable for communication aids and tablets, large and small Look to Read is an engaging and accessible reading program that brings stories to life and helps children with disabilities build essential early literacy skills.
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