PICTURED READING PROGRAM

 

ALL SELF-TAUGHT   

 $85 DVD READING PROGRAM

               4 DVDS: (Beginner-Adult) 

               2 CDS: Free Spelling Program

 

 

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310 FLASHCARD READING SOUNDS 

 

 

$75 

The pictures we use in our program!

"See the Sounds" WITH PICTURES

Helpful for DYSLEXICS & EVERYONE!

(3x5) 310 Pictured Reading Sounds on      100 lb Cardstock  

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   EASY GRAMMAR!  

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

Color-Coded to easily TEACH YOURSELF!

  1. 33 Letter Sized pages of grammar rules.

  2. 22 Pages of Questions with Answers       

  3. Need a comma?  

  4. Emailed & Printable. Use colored ink!

 

 

     

                           

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Self-Taught

ONLY READING PROGRAM YOU WILL EVER NEED

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

IN 3 WEEKS READ ADULT WORDS YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN BEFORE! 

Created with pictures. Our brains remember faster & better with pictures than with text.  Done so simply, our program is for all ages. Get children to an adult level as soon as possible. You might be amazed at their retention!

You may be memorizing words and not learning phonetic sounds. Memorize the words… two, said, eight and of. They are not phonetic. Only memorize words that are not phonetic.

When viewing for the first time, do not say the sounds directly after the bell, repeat the sounds or word after the answer is given. Not sure of a sound, say nothing.  Saying an incorrect sound will reinforce the wrong answer"Dyslexics have a hard time relearning a sound."

Go over the program as many times as you need. You have to learn everything! 

If the reading program is for your student, please be with them during the initial viewing. Once they are interacting with the program, your presence will not be required.  Be there when they take the tests…now you know what they need to learn!! 

The Consonant Pictures section can be skipped by adults… but you might want to review it once and make sure you know ALL the beginning sounds.

Advance to the syllable section (# 11) as soon as you are pronouncing more than one syllable words.

By studiung 1-2 hours a day, in 3 weeks we want you to be done with our program and becoming the confident NEW YOU! ENJOY!

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PICTURES HELP DYSLEXICS LEARN TO READ!

Dyslexics remember better with pictures! That is why you can finish our program in 3 weeks! One mother of a dyslexic child said that her chld remembered all the pictures the first time he saw them... amazing! Pictures make our program fun and easy to comprehend. 

Prove to yourself that you have become an efficient reader.  Find a book that is slightly above your reading level... about 5 or 6 unknown words per page.  Circle 25 words that you are unable to read. Skip words in capital letters.  After the program is finished, notice the circled words that you now can pronounce.     

MANY ADULTS WANT TO TAKE COLLEGE CLASSS

Our Self-Taught Adult Phonics Reading Program is a fast and quick way to attain an adult level of reading and start the new semester of college.

MULTI-SENSORY WITH MANY WAYS TO LEARN!

                        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

 

HAVE FUN LEARNING WITH KNOBBY'S PICTURES!

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

 

 

 

 

  THIS TESTIMONIAL MEANT A GREAT DEAL TO US!  This is just a message to let you        know that we have received your program and we are elated to have been blessed with          such a wonderful program.  Two of my instructors, as well as myself have gone through all      of the contents and cannot wait to implement your program into our studies.  As we go         along and progress with this program, we will send you testimonials of how well the   program  is helping.  I pray that God will bless you both 100 fold for the seed that you have   sown into the lives of these ladies.  We cannot thank you enough for such a blessing.  We   will keep in touch!

Washington County Regional Correctional Facility

Administrative Assistant to Warden Brian K. Payne. Linda Jennings

DYSLEXICS HAVE A GIFT

Being dyslexic also gives you a gift!  You are very creative!  The most brilliant in society are the DYSLEXIC GENIUSES! 

ONE MINUTE PREVIEW OF PROGRAM!

Thank you again for being the catalyst for my success in reading. Your DVD series is great. I have always struggled with what to do with the vowels. Not knowing the vowel sounds and blends was my biggest obstacle. What worked best for me was to hear the letter sounds at the same time I read the words. Being able to play the information over and over again, helped me to grasp the concept of blending sounds. The pictures were also helpful in helping me to visualize the sounds.

When looking for a program on the internet, I found several reading programs out there. What stood out for me on your website was "self taught reading program", which would allow me to pursue my goals in private. (I was too embarrassed to ask anyone I knew for help.)

If you would identify me as "John", I would not have any problem with your using my letter on your website. I would prefer you not use my full name, or give out my e-mail address, but I would be glad to respond to anyone's questions if you send me their e-mail address.

J.J.