The Phonics Game

The fast, fun and effective way to strengthen reading, spelling and comprehension skills!

The Phonics Game provides the intensified phonics approach to reading that is best for all children and adults. The game format makes learning fun while stimulating full brain activation during the learning activities. The logical sequence of neurolinguistic instructional components leads to rapid learning. Most kids and parents report having so much fun playing The Phonics Game, they don’t even realize they’re learning! It’s the painless and fun way to give your children a competitive edge in school!

[Click Here To Learn How The Phonics Game Can Be Of Special Help To Children & Teens With Dyslexia, ADD or Learning Disabilities].

Each of the 6 (double deck)  fun and progressive card games included in The Phonics Game Kit move people along at their own pace - regardless of age or reading level. In no time, all players (adults too) learn the essential building blocks of reading and comprehending the English language!

The Phonics Game is an incredible learning tool.  Your children will be reading and spelling better than you ever imagined. Fun, yes! But The Phonics Games is also a complete, systematic, and explicit phonics teaching program for people of all ages. The card games cover all the rules of phonics and when to use them. In no time, your children will be sounding out words easily and fluently. Anybody interested in reaping the rewards of superior reading skills will benefit from The Phonics Game!

3 Video Tapes, Play Book,
7 Audio Tapes, 6 Double Deck Card Games, Sound Code Chart, Reading Selections

Phonics: The Key to Strong Reading Skills

Over 180 research studies to date have proven that phonics is the BEST WAY to teach reading to all students. These studies also show that intensified phonics is the ONLY WAY to teach reading to students with learning disabilities.

Unfortunately, 80% of our nations schools do not use an intensified phonics approach for reading instruction. They either use the whole word (see & say) approach or a cursory use of phonics along with the whole word method.

While most people can learn to read using the whole word approach, it is not the best way to learn. It teaches through memorization of word pictures and guessing. Unlike Chinese or Japanese which are picture languages, the English language is a phonetic language. With the exception of the United States which dropped phonics in the 1930's, all other countries that have a phonetic language, teach reading through phonics.

There are only 44 sounds while there are about 1 million words in English. These facts readily explain why having to memorize 44 sounds as opposed to memorizing hundreds of thousands of words is the most efficient way to learn to read. [The debate on whole word versus phonics is heating up and phonics is gaining ground throughout the USA].

Reading and writing is simply "talking on paper." Children learn to talk by imitating sounds and then combining the sounds to form words. The brain is programmed to learn language in this fashion. Therefore, the most efficient way to learn to read is through phonics because it teaches children to read the same way they learned to talk. [Ten years of brain imaging research at Yale confirms this fact].

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