Solid phonics, but word parts still trip them up? This is built for exactly that.
Some kids read fluently and sound out unfamiliar words fine — but still hesitate on what a word actually means once a prefix or suffix gets attached. MorphyLearn gives targeted, repeated practice with the specific prefixes, roots, and suffixes that show up again and again across real vocabulary, so recognizing them becomes automatic.
Two ways to practice, one goal
MorphyLearn mixes two complementary game modes: pulling a real word apart into its parts to see how it's constructed, and rebuilding new words from prefixes, roots, and suffixes kids have already learned. Seeing a word both ways — decomposed and reconstructed — is what makes the pattern stick, instead of feeling like an arbitrary rule to memorize.
What "targeted" actually means here
Adaptive to what they already know
MorphyLearn tracks which parts a child has already gotten comfortable with, and keeps introducing new ones at a pace that builds on that foundation.
Words they're shaky on come back
A word that took two tries doesn't just disappear — it resurfaces for another pass, so it actually becomes secure.
See exactly which parts need work
The Parent Dashboard breaks accuracy down by specific prefix, root, and suffix — not just an overall score.