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The Twelve Steps to Reading, Writing and Typing(click on picture below for a larger image) 
Click on image above for a larger image2. Children then look at a picture, identify the sounds in each word, and type the letter or pair of letters that make up each sound. Forty beginning, middle, and ending speech sounds are linked to their place on the keyboard. 
Click on image above for a larger image3. Children begin to build words by typing sounds. No other program combines the sounds of phonics with correct finger placement, so children easily learn to type the sounds they hear. 
Click on image above for a larger image 4. Children start to read and write simple stories. They practice writing at the Story Tree in 40 delightfully animated scenes -- just by listening, looking and typing. |
Website funded, in part, by the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development.
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