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READING COMES ALIVE!

WE HELP STUDENT’S MASTER READING BY:

1. Sound-to-Code Focus:

  • Trains students to recognize and associate speech sounds with their written representations.
  • Builds reading and spelling skills simultaneously.

2. Blending and Segmenting:

  • Students learn to segment words into phonemes and blend them into words, strengthening their decoding and encoding abilities.

3. Use of Nonsense Words:

  • Prevents reliance on word memorization, encouraging mastery of phonemic decoding skills.

4. Sensory-Level Training:

  • Direct instruction on how to articulate sounds, utilizing jaw, tongue, lips, teeth, and vocal cords for proper pronunciation.

5. Probabilistic Approach to Spelling Alternatives:

  • Introduces alternative spellings for sounds in order of likelihood, embedding patterns into long-term memory without relying on rules.

6. Sequential and Cumulative Instruction:

  • Lessons progress from simple to complex, reinforcing prior knowledge and introducing new concepts in a logical order.

7. Automaticity and Fluency:

  • Repetition and practice ensure the code becomes automatic, freeing cognitive resources for comprehension.

Target Audience:

  • Young Learners: Establishes strong, efficient reading habits from the beginning.
  • Older Students and Adults: Helps those with ingrained poor reading habits rebuild foundational skills.

Benefits:

  • Improves reading skills rapidly, with measurable results.
  • Promotes fluency and comprehension through sound-based training.
  • Eliminates the need for the unreliable rule memorization and the site-word way.
  • Provides tools for lifelong reading success.

1. Reading Accuracy:

  • Fluency in reading is foundational for comprehension.
  • Practice phrased and repeated reading to improve pace and accuracy.

2. Visualization Processing and Mental Imagery:

  • A cognitive skill that allows readers to picture mental images, which we encourage students to create mental pictures of the scenes, concepts, or ideas in the text, which research shows is critical for reading comprehension.
  • Use prompts like “What do you see in your mind as you read this?”

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So

We can provide Big Fast Results for Students Reading below grade level.

By:
Building Basic Blocks is Reading.
Teach the Sounds Code!
Sound Pronunciation(Above and Beyond Phonics).
Letters—Words—Sound Reading!

READING SOUNDS WRITE!

This Is A Great Key for All Students!

Mastering Reading and Spelling codes

Makes Reading Automatic

Transforms a Student’s basic reading system!
Sounds: The Basic Building Blocks of Reading & Spelling

Teaches the Sound & Pronunciation Code! Phonological Awareness

READING offers a lifetime of rewards, both inside and outside the classroom. SPEECH SOUNDS are the foundation which the Writing System and the Reading Code was formed. Sounds are Natural. Reading SPEECH & SOUNDS Write Spelling require the Sounds that we say and the letter symbols we use in Writing.

However

For many Students, Reading Skills can be Hard to Learn.

  • This Reading Program gives Students a way to Build these Skills and become stronger, more confident Readers.
  •  It includes Sound-to-Code approach to help learners build and improve Reading Skills. 
  • This program helps Readers Build a Foundation of Core Reading and Improve Reading Comprehension.

  •  It uses Exercises for a range of Cognitive skills tied to Reading with a Special Focus on Auditory Processing Skills.
Yet,

For many Students, Reading Skills can be Hard to Learn.

This Reading Program gives Students a way to Build these Skills and become stronger, more confident Readers.
It includes the Sound-to-Code approach to help learners build and improve Reading Skills. This program helps Readers Build a Foundation of Core Reading and Improve Reading Comprehension.

It uses Exercises for a range of Cognitive skills tied to Reading with a Special Focus on Auditory Processing Skills.

Auditory Processing is the Cognitive Skill that allows Readers to:

  • Recognizes Sounds made with the Sound-Symbol Relationship
  • Separate or unglue Sounds and blend them together to form Words.
  • Reading Fluidity: Ability to Read Smoothly and creates and uses mental images.

These Reading and Spelling Programs Develops:

  • Phonemic Awareness & Phonological Processing
  • At each step, students learn the different ways the sounds can be written in text, working from the most likely to the least likely spelling.
  • Students learn how different letters can interact to produce new sounds and unexpected spellings.
  • As students’ progress, they learn how to blend, sequence, and process these sounds into words. Instead of memorizing how words are spelled, they learn the Core Skills they need to naturally sound out words while reading.
  • Over the course of the Reading program, students develop a strong system for understanding written language.
  • This gives students foundational skills they need for a Lifetime of Reading!

Improve Reading Comprehension

Recognizing words is only half of the battle when reading. Grasping the meaning behind whose words is equally important. So, when students are having trouble understanding what they read, help with reading comprehension can be a game changer.
Focusing on the following set of skills if a key:

  • Reading speed and accuracy
  • Picture images and visualizing concepts
  • Expanding vocabulary when reading and writing
  • Remembering key information while reading
  • Processing complex sentences and language

One of the main focuses of comprehension is a skill called visual processing.

  • This is a cognitive skill that allows readers to picture mental images, which research shows is critical for reading comprehension.
  • This skill plays a critical role in comparing ideas, making analogies, retaining information, and understanding abstract concepts.
  • And, So Much More!