Why Learn with Phonics?
Understanding phonics, or the relationship between letters and the sounds they represent, is a fundamental step toward mastering literacy. WordSmart’s innovative phonics lessons help students develop their basic skills with fun phonics activities and games. WordSmart Phonics programs help your children expand their reading and speaking skills – as well as their horizons. With human voice reinforcement, WordSmart Phonics offers 33 engaging stories and over 100 racing-based phonics game scenes to keep kids interested while they learn to read more fluently.
Why Choose WordSmart?
WordSmart's mission is to improve reading and vocabulary through easy-to-use, interactive software at an affordable price. Our products are based on more than 70 years of research at the Johnson O'Connor Research Foundation. With different interactive learning modes for each program, our Phonics software is designed to help children learn to read as quickly and effectively as possible!
WordSmart Phonics
WordSmart knows that the best way to motivate children is to make sure that THEY KEEP HAVING FUN! With that in mind, WordSmart Phonics lessons are jam-packed with engaging exercises and over 100 race scenes to keep the excitement level high. The program even offers 33 different attention-grabbing stories, allowing your young reader to practice his or her new skills.
This traditionally structured educational program teaches essential reading skills with the help of human voice reinforcement and continuous interaction. It keeps your child engaged while providing the individualized attention needed to produce optimal results.
The time-tested WordSmart Phonics software program will help your child become a good reader quickly and easily. If you are not absolutely thrilled, return the product for a full refund. It's that simple!
WordSmart Phonics lessons come in five different volumes for $69.95 each. The different volumes focus on progressively more difficult concepts. Learn more
Who are WordSmart Phonics programs For?
- Children ages 3 and up who are starting to read
- Remedial English students and those with speech, hearing or language challenges
- English Language Learners (ELL) who need pronunciation help for any one of 14 different language backgrounds. Learn more
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