Learn to Read with Phonics: Unlock Your Reading Superpower with Short Vowels and CVC Words: Dyslexia-Friendly Reading for Kindergarten & 1st Grade
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Is your child finding reading frustrating and discouraging? 🤔
Wondering how to help them finally click with letters and words?
Ready to see their confidence soar as they unlock the joy of reading?
Then keep reading…
👉 If you’ve seen your child struggle with simple words like “cat” or “dog,” you’re not alone. Many parents face the same challenge—but there’s a way to turn this around!
Learn to Read with Phonics makes learning to read a joyful adventure your child will love! 📚
Specially designed for children aged 4-7—including those with dyslexia—this book uses evidence-based methods like the Orton-Gillingham approach and research-backed strategies from educational experts, including those from Harvard University and the National Reading Panel. These proven approaches ensure that your child can build a strong foundation in reading. 🏛️
Why This Book Will Make a Difference:
🔊 Master Essential Phonics Skills:
Your child will confidently learn short vowels (a, e, i, o, u) and tackle CVC words (“cat,” “dog,” “sun”)—building blocks that create fluent, confident readers.
🎲📖 Interactive and Engaging Learning:
With fun stories, creative exercises, and coloring activities, this book turns reading into a hands-on experience. Your child reinforces phonics skills while keeping learning engaging and enjoyable.
⏳🏠 Perfect for Busy Families:
With short, structured lessons and easy-to-follow instructions, this book fits seamlessly into your family’s schedule. It’s designed to support dyslexia-friendly learning and provides stress-free teaching for parents, no special experience required!
Unlock the Joy of Reading Today!
Imagine the look of pride on your child’s face when they read their first word all by themselves. 😍📖 With Learn to Read with Phonics, that moment is closer than you think! 🎉✨
Written by Ella Fontaine, a passionate educator trained in the Orton-Gillingham approach, this book combines research-backed methods with fun activities, making reading easy to teach and a joy to learn.
Give Your Child the Confidence to Succeed in Reading!
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From the Publisher
Orton-Gillingham Method
“Learn to Read with Phonics” integrates the renowned Orton-Gillingham method, celebrated for its effectiveness in teaching reading. This evidence-based approach is thoughtfully designed to empower young learners, particularly those with dyslexia, by providing the tools they need to succeed. It’s a proven way to give your child a confident start on their reading journey.
Step-by-Step Learning
This book focuses on guiding your child through essential early reading skills, starting with short vowels (a, e, i, o, u) presented in simple CVC words like “cat,” “dog,” and “sun,” your child will confidently progress through foundational reading skills. Each lesson is carefully designed to reinforce learning through practice and repetition, helping your child develop the fluency and confidence they need to become a successful reader.
Engaging Multisensory Techniques
“Learn to Read with Phonics” uses a dynamic multisensory approach to make learning effective and enjoyable. Vibrant illustrations and phonics charts capture attention visually, while reading aloud strengthens auditory skills. Writing exercises help children trace and form letters, reinforcing tactile learning. Additionally, the book’s illustrations are designed for coloring, encouraging creativity while improving focus and fine motor skills. This holistic method not only solidifies foundational reading skills but also keeps children engaged, motivated, and confident as they learn.
Screen-Free, Independent Learning
In a world full of distractions, “Learn to Read with Phonics” offers a refreshing alternative to screen time. Designed for busy families, this book provides structured, easy-to-follow lessons that your child can enjoy independently or with your guidance. The engaging activities and interactive coloring pages make it a fun and rewarding experience, helping children develop essential reading skills while giving parents peace of mind. Whether learning together or on their own, your child will build confidence and progress at their own pace—no screens required!
ASIN : B0DJZYPPDJ
Publisher : Independently published (October 13, 2024)
Language : English
Paperback : 72 pages
ISBN-13 : 979-8342935203
Reading age : 4 – 7 years
Item Weight : 8.6 ounces
Dimensions : 8.5 x 0.17 x 11 inches
13 reviews for Learn to Read with Phonics: Unlock Your Reading Superpower with Short Vowels and CVC Words: Dyslexia-Friendly Reading for Kindergarten & 1st Grade
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Lisa Celeste –
understanding short vowels
This is an excellent book on the intro to phonics!!! The author makes it fun to learn. The practice and play is wonderful for hands on. This will also help reinforce the understanding of phonics. The child will want to read this over and over. And actually, the parent can copy the practice pages to further reinforce for the child if they happen to be struggling.
G Flickinger –
fun book!
“Learn to Read with Phonics” is a great book to help kids understand the basics of reading. It breaks down words into simple sounds, making it easier for children to recognize and pronounce them. The lessons are easy to follow, with lots of practice that helps build confidence. It also comes with activity sheets, where they can practice what they’ve learned. Overall, it’s a helpful resource for anyone teaching a child to read.
Lisa Dulles –
Great starter book for new readers
This can be a great starter book for young readers. The stories are manageable and the phoenics teaching can be valuable. Could use some color for the illustrations.
Chad Edward Hensley –
Excellent phonics reader
A great tool in the phonics toolbox for getting your reader going in their phonics learning. This reader is well designed with progressively more challenging sentences with short vowel sounds. A good confidence builder for your young reader.
Laurel B. –
Make Reading Fun, Even for Your Struggling Reader
This book is a wonderful resource for helping young readers to learn their short vowel sounds and CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) words. A key component to learn in the basics of reading, this book allows kids to read numerous short stories that highlight various short vowel sounds. Each story also offers a black-and-white image that is meant to be colored, adding to the multisensory approach of this book. The practice and play portion of the book includes activities like a word hunt, draw and match, create a story of your own, fill-in-the-blanks, word sorting, and drawing what you read. So much imagination and learning will be unlocked in any reader as the book hits every aspect of possible learning styles—even for struggling learners. As a parent of a child with dyslexia, I appreciate the need and value of a resource like this. Happy Reading and Learning for all!
Alex Lucas –
Reader beneficial for toddlers
A good reader series for starting your child off on reading and perhaps even spelling. The introduction to the short vowel sounds was well presented; the exercises included were interesting. Perhaps the exercises could have been more linked to the stories given in the reader.
Dave Steffensmeier –
Reading doesnt have to be boring
This book shows that reading can be fun. This book helps a struggling child learn a more effective way to read. Some step by step techniques that help comprehension when reading a book. The methods help a child’s confidence while they gain skills that help them later in life. It’s discussed that a child as young as 4 can benefit from the teachings in this book. I liked the cover in this book. The illustrations were good in helping the child stay engaged while reading this book.
Vanessa Velez –
An essential resource
More than a book, it is necessary resource for your child’s early education, especially because it illustrates and teaches the first steps of reading in a simple way. I liked how it is developed, focusing its pages on learning. The only thing I would have liked is to see more color in the book to make it more educational
Graham D Jenkins –
Learn to Read with Phonics is a game-changer for parents whose children are struggling with reading. Using research-backed methods like the Orton-Gillingham approach, this book makes learning phonics a fun and engaging experience. With interactive stories, creative exercises, and even coloring activities, it keeps kids entertained while building essential reading skills.Designed for children aged 4-7, including those with dyslexia, this book provides simple, structured lessons that fit easily into a busy family schedule. It’s perfect for parents who want to see their child gain confidence and joy in reading, without feeling overwhelmed.If you want to see your child unlock the magic of reading, Learn to Read with Phonics is the tool you need!
CJWReader –
I love that this book has pictures to colour with each lesson which will be great for motivation. The book contains a series of CVC words structured around five short vowels. In addition there are some fun lessons or quizzes for each set at the end. As a speech and language therapist, I find this book really helpful in therapy for auditory phonological awareness work as well. I recommend it!
MARIATERESA –
Ella Fontaine’s “Learn to Read with Phonics” is a gem for parents eager to see their children develop confident reading skills through proven, research-backed techniques. Aimed at children aged 4-7, including those with dyslexia, this book combines the Orton-Gillingham approach with interactive exercises to make reading accessible and enjoyable. The book’s structured, short lessons and hands-on activities allow busy families to easily integrate reading practice into daily routines without stress. Fontaine has crafted a learning experience that builds foundational skills, boosting children’s self-esteem and transforming reading from a struggle into a joyful adventure.
Nicole m –
my son loved this book it was easy to read and fun to look at. thanks
Darling –
This is a great activity book for parents to sit with their young child who is ready to learn to read. It features stories with simple CVC words that target the short vowel sounds in 5 chapters. Each short story has a picture for them to color and allows them to interact with the story. The last pages have activities that challenge their learning and encourage them to identify, compare and contrast the different sounds each letter makes. Kids will enjoy the look of this book, the font and the pictures are inviting with pages that are not overfilled. The picture formatting on Jen’s Egg Hunt was a little weird in the kindle version.