Phonicle: Learn to Read

Children learn to read by sliding letter sounds together, and every word they read becomes a toy in their own little world. Phonicle teaches reading the way reading is taught in school: systematic synthetic phonics. A child meets letter sounds in a fixed order, starting with s, a, t, p, i, n, and then reads words made only of sounds they already know. Nothing is guessed from a picture and nothing is memorised as a shape. HOW IT WORKS Letters sit apart on a track. Your child pushes them together with one finger, and as each letter joins, Phonicle says everything joined so far and holds the last sound: sss, saaa, sun. When the letters meet, the whole word is said, and a small clay sun drops into your child's world with a soft bounce. Reading literally builds something. WHAT IS INSIDE - 12 units in a real phonics order: single letters, then ck, ll, sh, ch, th and ng, then blends like fr,…