Mom, Dad, are you grieved
because your older son
or daughter
cannot read?
Does your child fail tests?
Does he struggle to understand what he reads?
Are you tired of school conferences that get you nowhere?
Does your child groan or even cry when you ask him to read?
Do you feel that you’re the only one in your child’s life who really cares?
Indeed, you might be
the only one
who really cares;
and that’s exactly why
you need to know
that your child
can learn to read
every word
on every page!
DON’T GIVE UP!
THERE IS AN ANSWER!
YOUR CHILD CAN LEARN TO READ EVERYTHING!
HERE ARE THREE PIECES OF GREAT NEWS!
1) Your child can learn to read every word on every page!
2) You can receive the COMPLETE Candy 4WAY Phonics Curriculum as an INSTANT DOWNLOAD including step-by-step instructions, 100 easy-to-follow daily phonics lessons, phonics readers, rhyming phonics charts, rhyming phonics flashcards, phonics drill, multisensory vowel helps, and free email coaching — all for just $9.97.
3) You will need to spend just 20 to 30 minutes a day to reap the reward of watching your child learn to sound out all the words on the page.
In addition, while your child is learning to sound out every word he encounters, the Candy 4WAY Phonics Curriculum will also be building him into reading more and more complex sentences. Look at the following progression of sentences as they grow in complexity throughout the Candy 4WAY Phonics Program :
Dad is sad. Mom is red. Ken got a jet. Kim is in bed.
As Mr. Bent did bask in the sun, Big Bug bit his back! He bit it in fun!
Red and white candy canes taste so good. I would tape them to my shirt, if only I could.
Rowdy the hound is the chat of the town. He can chow down on brown bones by the hour. He can slouch on the couch and munch prime ribs ‘till dark, and slurp grapes that are oh, so sour!
“Yes!” said Marcie’s teacher. “If we make out a plan to go and read it to Mr. Clay, we would not be bending any of our school rules. We could go fishing and reel in a big catch.”
I saw a crawfish all long and all red, crawling over a rock in a swampy riverbed.
Its claws were so awesome! It had ten scrawny legs. So I picked up that crawfish and gave it to Peg.
It was a beautiful Saturday morning to jog, and the bright, green hue on the grass was still wet and glistening. As Katie flew across the countryside, she spotted only a few patches of mud, though a hard rain had beaten down upon the earth earlier that morning. Worried thoughts from the evening before were still brewing in the back of Katie’s brain, but she resolved to just ignore them.
Just as quickly, both girls recognized little Cole Glover. Cole was snuggled into a tire swing that swayed back and forth on one of the big branches of the old willow tree that stood proudly in the Andersons’ backyard. The tree’s long, golden branches hung almost down to the ground creating a cozy canopy of shade from the bright morning sunlight.
Douglas Delay had developed technology that could only be understood by the F.B.I. His automobile was under investigation, but, as yet, no one had traced Doug’s whereabouts or knew of the delivery date for the resources he carried. The extent that his enemies would go through to secure that valuable information could only be interpreted by his most loyal friend, Eddy Exit, otherwise, known as: “The Envelope Man.”
This was not just a neon sign, it was a symbol of hope. This was a marker designed to manifest beauty, culture, achievement, and reward to a struggling Appalachian mining town. These hard-working people would now be able to link their children and their grandchildren together by connecting them with the discovery and delight of classical music.
HOW DOES A CHILD BUILD INTO MORE COMPLEX SENTENCES?
Well, here is the progression of the sounding-out skills taught in the Candy 4WAY Phonics Program:
First, all the individual letter sounds are taught (not the names of the letters but the sounds that the letters stand for).
Second, a student learns how to blend a beginning consonant with a vowel from left to right such as: ba le fi
Third, a student begins to blend together three or four-letter words with a short vowel from left to right such as: bed can fill bend raft lint
Fourth, a student learns to blend together four-letter words with a short vowel that begin with a digraph such as: bl pl st tr sw sm sc from left to right and onto words beginning with combinations such as: spr spl scr str
Fifth, a student learns how to blend together four and five-letter words containing long vowel combinations such as: oa ee ea ay ie along with silent e words such as: cake pale crane
Sixth, a student gradually builds into more and more complex words - words with multiple syllables that contain all the rest of the phonograms such as:
aw -ing ough oo ear eigh -dge -tion and pro- de- -ious ear -tain eau
With the Candy 4WAY Phonics Program, your child will build from sounding out all the individual letter sounds into mastering how to sound out 152 different phonogram sounds.
Your student will gain these skills daily, step-by-step, mastering one step before proceeding to another, with easy-to-learn, fun, daily 4WAY Phonics lessons, readers, flashcards, charts, and continuous phonics review. In addition, your child will learn the basic spelling rules as they naturally surface within the daily phonics lessons.
Doesn’t your child deserve to know how to read. Doesn’t your child deserve to know how to sound out every word on every page for the rest of his life.
Moms, Dads, you can give your child those vital, reading skills for just $9.97. Or if you prefer, for just $10 more, you can purchase a computer CD-Rom version of the program where you can actually hear every letter and every word and every sentence read aloud in every one of the 100 daily phonics lesson.
Check us out – Candy 4WAY Phonics! We guarantee, we’re The Best Phonics Bargain in Town!
Sincerely,
Carol Kay, President
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