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RTL English Level 2 (“Ready To Read”) is aimed at children aged 4–6. This overview summarises what the seller says the pack includes and how early-reading activities can be used effectively at home. We have not tested the pack ourselves.
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What the seller says Level 2 includes
RTL English Level 2 is described by the seller as a digital home learning pack of 36 printable workbooks with 1,767 exercises, 979 activities and 810 notes for parents, for ages 4–6. The seller describes it as a step-by-step pre-reading and early phonics system, with a gentle introduction to letters, sounds and words, clear parent instructions and screen-free activities.
| Level | Seller’s name | Ages (seller) | Contents (seller) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Level 2 (this guide) | Ready To Read | 4–6 | 36 workbooks · 979 activities · 810 parent notes |
| Level 3 | Early Reader | 5–7 | 36 workbooks · 453 activities · 1,200 parent notes |
| Level 4 | Independent Reader | 6–8 | 36 workbooks · 790 activities · 1,121 parent notes |
| Level 5 | Confident Reader | 7–9 | 36 workbooks · 787 activities · 1,261 parent notes |
| Level 6 | Proficient Reader | 8–10 | 36 workbooks · 782 activities · 1,081 parent notes |
Figures are taken from the seller’s product pages (October 2026) and may change. Affiliate links.
The early-reading skills it targets
- Phonemic awareness: hearing the separate sounds in words. The National Reading Panel: Teaching Children to Read found that teaching it helps children learn to read.
- Letter-sound knowledge: which letters represent which sounds.
- Blending: combining sounds to read simple words.
- Fine motor skills: tracing and writing letters.
- Vocabulary and talk: discussing pictures and words.
Track your own progress
Early-reading progress checklist
Tick what your child can do now, and revisit in a few weeks.
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Getting the most from early-reading activities
- Keep sessions short, a few minutes for younger children.
- Use the same letter sounds as your child’s school, if they attend one.
- Mix activities with daily shared reading.
- Stop while your child is still enjoying it.
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About RTL English Level 2 (Ready To Read, ages 4–6)
According to the seller, Level 2 is a digital home learning pack of 36 printable workbooks with 1,767 exercises, 979 activities and 810 notes for parents, designed for children aged 4–6. We have not tested it ourselves, and individual results vary.
See RTL English Level 2 on the seller’s site →
Prices, sales and refund terms change. Check the current price and the seller’s guarantee terms before buying. This is an affiliate link: we may earn a commission if you buy, at no extra cost to you.
Things to consider before buying
- Printable packs require printing time and materials.
- Children of this age need an adult alongside them.
- Prices change often on the seller’s site, and its pages show differing guarantee terms; check the current details.
- Free resources from libraries and schools can cover much of the same ground.
Frequently asked questions
Is Level 2 suitable for a 4-year-old?
The seller recommends ages 4–6. Whether it suits your child depends on their interest and attention; short, playful sessions work best.
Is there a guarantee?
The seller advertises a satisfaction guarantee, but the terms shown vary between its pages. Check the current terms before buying.
Can it replace school phonics?
No. It can be used alongside school; keep sounds and terms consistent with what your child is taught.
What comes after Level 2?
The seller offers Levels 3 to 6; see the table above.
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About RTL English Level 2 (Ready To Read, ages 4–6)
According to the seller, Level 2 is a digital home learning pack of 36 printable workbooks with 1,767 exercises, 979 activities and 810 notes for parents, designed for children aged 4–6. We have not tested it ourselves, and individual results vary.
See RTL English Level 2 on the seller’s site →
Prices, sales and refund terms change. Check the current price and the seller’s guarantee terms before buying. This is an affiliate link: we may earn a commission if you buy, at no extra cost to you.
Sources and further reading
- National Reading Panel: Teaching Children to Read (NICHD, 2000)
- The reading framework (Department for Education, England)
- Foundational Skills to Support Reading for Understanding in Kindergarten Through 3rd Grade (IES What Works Clearinghouse practice guide)
- National Literacy Trust: support for parents and families
Last reviewed October 2026.
Disclosure: This article contains affiliate links to RTL English. If you buy through them, JNR Epic Tales may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. We have not tested RTL English ourselves; product details come from the seller’s website, and individual results vary. This article is general educational information. If you are worried about your child’s reading, speak to their teacher, school or a qualified specialist.