Teaching Tool
A teacher-paced reading curriculum. Each lesson is a deck of color-coded cards. The teacher sounds out each letter or word; the app handles the visual structure, pacing, and pattern display.
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Each letter has a sound. Kids learn the sound, then see words that start with it.
The first four letter sounds.
8 CARDS
Four more sounds, ready to blend simple words.
11 CARDS
The k sound can be spelled c or k. Teach the sound first.
9 CARDS
ck is one sound spelled with two letters. r, e, u join the mix.
9 CARDS
Double letters (ff, ll, ss) are one sound. End of Phase 2.
12 CARDS
The rime stays the same, the onset changes. Kids see the pattern and read faster.
Two letters that make one sound: sh, ch, th, ng. Treat each as a single unit.
Two or three consonants together, each keeping its sound. s-t-o-p blends into stop.
Two letters that make one vowel sound: ai, ee, igh, oa, oo, and more.
ai as in rain, pain, sail.
5 CARDS
ee as in see, tree, sheep.
5 CARDS
Three letters, one sound: high, night, light.
4 CARDS
oa as in boat, coat, road.
4 CARDS
oo as in moon, food, zoom.
4 CARDS
Same letters, different sound: book, cook, look.
4 CARDS
ar as in car, jar, star.
4 CARDS
or as in for, fork, born.
4 CARDS
ur as in turn, burn, hurt.
4 CARDS
ow as in cow, now. oi as in coin, soil.
6 CARDS
The same sound, spelled different ways. Kids learn to recognize the patterns.
Three ways to spell the same sound.
5 CARDS
Two common ways to spell /ee/.
5 CARDS
ow can also say /oa/ at the end of words.
5 CARDS
c can say /s/ (city). g can say /j/ (giant). Before e, i, y.
4 CARDS
y can sound like /y/, /ee/, or /igh/ depending on position.
4 CARDS
High-frequency words that don't follow the phonics rules yet. Kids learn these by sight.
Short sentences using only sounds kids have learned. Tricky words shown in grey.