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PhonicsTutor Software & BooksThe PhonicsTutor Frequent Word Teacher's Manual - New Release March 20, 2006. The PhonicsTutor family of products forms a complete phonics, reading and spelling curriculum for beginning and remedial readers of all ages. From phonemic awareness and letter recognition for the very young to a comprehensive presentation of spelling rules, PhonicsTutor has the product to fit your needs. For 8 years, homeschoolers have awarded 1st Place to this educational software.
Teachers and parents
across the country asked for software using our award winning PhonicsTutor
application and activities to teach the most frequent words of English. PhonicsTutor Frequent
Words CD-ROM uses six different frequent word lists, like the Ayres list,
and the Orton-Gillingham method, which is chosen
by most teachers of students with dyslexia. By knowing how to read
and spell these words, a student will have mastered 96% of all words used in
telephone conversations and 76% of all words in print. Used in
conjunction with the
PhonicsTutor
Workbook of Spelling & Grammar more than 93% of all words in print are taught. The PhonicsTutor Classic CD-ROM
teaches
students of any age
to read and spell using 3,500+ words. PhonicsTutor's method of direct
instruction and Classic's use of word family lists accelerates phonological
processing in young children. It is a
reading program that is particularly helpful for those who do not
pronounce words correctly. Spelling rules, interactive activities, and human
voice recordings are included. It was designed for ease of
use for teachers and parents. Click on a word to hear it and its phonetic
components. Phonetic analysis, reading, word spelling, and dictation
activities each instruct and reinforce. The PhonicsTutor
Student Workbook of Spelling & Grammar and Davy Diacritic(tm) cheerfully teach how
to indicate sounds on paper. Phonogram charts teaches spelling
patterns and rules. Eighty SilentSpell™ tests assess a student's
ability to spell the most common words for 173 spelling patterns. A
sequential grammar prepares young students for middle school. |
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