Comprehension Bridge
Some children read fluently long before they understand what the words mean. This tool turns a short text your child has read into simple comprehension questions, so reading becomes understanding, gently and one step at a time.
Paste or type a few sentences your child just read. One short paragraph is plenty.
What the Comprehension Bridge does
In hyperlexia, decoding runs far ahead of comprehension. A child can read a paragraph aloud perfectly and still not be able to say what it was about. That gap is not a lack of effort or intelligence; it is simply where the bridge has not been built yet.
The Comprehension Bridge takes any short text your child has read and turns it into plain who, what, where, and why questions, one sentence at a time so it never overwhelms. It is a way to make that everyday practice take seconds instead of preparation. From kindlexy.com.
How it works
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Paste or type a short text
Whatever your child just read: a few sentences from a book, a sign, a story.
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Get simple questions
Plain who, what, where, and why questions drawn from the text, one at a time.
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Talk it through
Use the questions out loud together to turn passive reading into active meaning.
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Print for quiet practice
Print the questions for the table or the car. Nothing leaves your device.