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Here are the pictures we use in our phonics reading program!

"SEE THE SOUNDS" WITH PICTURES

Helpful for DYSLEXICS & EVERYONE!

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ABC READ GRAMMAR
Made for people who don't like GRAMMAR, but need it for school papers or their job!

Color-Coded to easily TEACH YOURSELF!

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SELF-TAUGHT READING PROGRAM

ONLY PHONICS READING PROGRAM EVER NEEDED

NO BOOKS!   NO PENCILS!!   NO PAPERS!!!

WATCH 21 VIDEOS (5-31 minutes)... DONE! 

Why Pictures? Learning with text, you have to be able to read. We read everything to you and show you pictures... our brains learn 5x faster with pictures. Children should get to an adult level as soon as possible. You might be amazed at their retention!

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DYSLEXICS!

OUR Phonics READING PROGRAM is EASIER!

A PICTURE GIVES YOU A WAY TO REMEMBER YOUR SOUNDS.

 This "Viewing Of Sounds" with a picture is an "Extra Medium Of Learning". Viewing a   picture, that was created for "that sound", helps us "see the sound". The picture gives   you "something" to which you can connect to your sound and speeds up the learning   process.  One mother of a dyslexic child said that her chld remembered all the pictures the first time he saw them. Pictures make our program fun and easy to comprehend!  

MULTI-SENSORY with pictures!

                          1. Connecting sounds with... fun and unique... pictures. 

                          2. Hearing the pronunciation

                          3. Seeing the sounds

                          4. Blending sounds together

                          5. Forming syllables 

                          6. Color coding 

                          7. Learning the rules 

                          8. Blending sounds 

                          9. Spelling the sounds  

                         10.. Memory Games

                         11.Tests with instant answers 

                         12. Recalling for reinforcement 

                         13. Associating sounds with each other 

                         14. Learning Diphthongs & Digraphs

                         15. Learning difficult endings

                         16. Participating with the video

 

 

 

Knobby, the creator of our 324 pictures for phonetic sounds, died October 2nd, 2019. His pictures make our self-taught phonics reading Program is so easily taught and remembered.  His kind and imaginative personality are displayed in his pictures. I hope you enjoy them as much as I still do. 

At this time I want to tell you thanks for putting together your program, and allowing me to finally grasp the ability to not only read, but find great pleasure in it. It's been an emotional transition.

I ordered your course a couple of months ago, and if you would have told me that I would be able to read today as well as I do, I would not have believed it. I am 39 years old. I have spent my life not being able to read. Out of fear and desperation, I searched to find help, and stumbled across your program.

At this time I would like you to know that I have just read my first book from cover to cover, "Life Strategies" by Dr. Phillip C. McGraw. After four weeks of studying your material, I was able to read and understand what I read. I have never been able to enjoy reading a book until now, and prior to this time spent needless energy covering up my inability to read. I'm even starting to pursue furthering my education.

Thank you for your program, and the ability to read.

John

DO YOU KNOW THREE LETTER SOUNDS?
In order to “really” read, you have to be able to pronounce “non-sense” combinations of letters that you have never seen before.