every sound in the english language

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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.  After the program is finished, notice the circled words that you now can pronounce.     

               FUN LEARNING WITH KNOBBY'S PICTURES

 Knobby, the creator of our pictures for 310     phonetic sounds, died October 2nd, 2019. His   pictures make our Self-Taught Phonics Program   easily taught and remembered.  His kind and   imaginative personality are displayed in his   pictures. I hope you enjoy them as much as I       always will. 

DYSLEXICS CAN REMEMBER WITH PICTURES

 "Memorable" hand-drawn pictures were created for each phonetic sound. Pictures give dyslexics and slower learners "something concrete" to which they can "relate". This "Viewing Of Sounds" is an "Extra Medium Of Learning"... and speeds up the learning process. Dyslexics love rules and simplicity... they need something for them to follow. "Seeing a sound" in a funny picture makes learning fun and easy and 5X faster! One mother of a dyslexic child said that her child remembered all the pictures after seeing them for the first time... amazing!

BEING DYSLEXIC GIVES YOU A GIFT

You are very creative! The most brilliant in society are the Dyslexic Geniuses!  

DID YOU WANT TO TEACH OUR SELF-TAUGHT PROGRAM?

Sit down with your student during the initial viewing.  The person you are teaching needs to be an active participant with the program. Once your student starts spontaneously interacting with the program, your presence will not be required.  Have your student go over each section as many times as needed. Be there with your student when they are taking the tests with instant answers…  Now You And Your Student Know What Needs To be Learned!  

MULTI-SENSORY with pictures

                          1. "Seeing sounds" on funny, unique pictures

                          2. Hearing the pronunciations

                          3. Forming syllables 

                          4. Spelling sounds 

                          5. Learning the rules 

                          6. Blending sounds  

                          7. Participating with the video

                          8.Testing with instant answers 

                          9. Recalling for reinforcement 

                         10.Showing letter combinations that change  

                         11. Showing Difficult Ending Combnations

                         12. Playing Memory Games    

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.