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Spark Island
BBC CD-Roms program for ages 5-11 - 'an excellent tool to assist in some of phonological awareness difficulties as they teach phonic rules in a game-like multi-sensory way (young learners).' (D.D., Singapore)

 

 

Dositey Dositey.com - inexpensive Internet based lessons, courses, exercises, worksheets, and other critical thinking activities. Phonics games, exciting excercises, and interactive lessons to boost a child's success in school.

 

School Time Software

 

 

School Time Phonics Program (US)
The School Time Phonics Program is a comprehensive, four-disk, CD-ROM curriculum that provides an interactive, multi-sensory learning environment for mastering the basic letter-sound associations in the English language. To use the program students only need to know the letters of the alphabet. They do not have to know how to read beyond a first or second grade level, nor do they need to know much about computers. Once students sign in, they operate the program and complete their lessons unassisted. Words used in the program are pronounced, defined, and used in context. Sentences, couplets, and brief poems when they occur are read and repeated to students. In addition, information and concepts that are easier to grasp are taught first. Those that might be more difficult or less familiar are taught later. This "building blocks" approach to learning is followed within a lesson and throughout the curriculum.

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