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Enjoy Teaching Your Child to Read
The gift of reading is one of the most precious things a mother or father can give their child. The heart behind Foundational Phonics is to empower parents to be able to teach their children to read with ease and confidence while fostering a love for learning.
Teaching your child should be a joyful journey of discovery, not a daunting task. Our straightforward approach lets you focus on what truly matters: sharing the joy of learning with your child.
Reading unfolds naturally when children discover it through meaningful connections. Foundational Phonics breathes new life into the time-tested methods of the past, presenting them in a structured yet natural format.
Our carefully crafted program eliminates the complexity often associated with teaching reading, requiring no special training, prep work, or additional materials. The non-scripted, easy-to-follow instructions flow naturally and intuitively, enabling mothers to teach with confidence without needing to study ahead of time. Lessons are enhanced using multi-sensory activities, incorporating original Orton-Gillingham techniques to engage multiple senses, which is especially beneficial for children with dyslexia, speech difficulties, or other learning differences.
Another distinctive feature of Foundational Phonics is its natural approach to reading. Instead of memorizing isolated rules and sounds, your child will explore the patterns of language through engaging word families and stories that capture their imagination. This organic approach allows students to naturally absorb each concept while also developing basic handwriting, spelling, punctuation, and grammar skills along the way.
Foundational Phonics provides everything you need in one complete, carefully designed program. Simply open the book and begin. Each lesson flows naturally into the next, creating a seamless path to reading mastery that you and your child will look forward to each day.
“For the mind does not require filling like a pail, but rather, like wood, it only requires kindling to create in it an impulse to think independently and an ardent desire for the truth.” – Plutarch
