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Visual Phonics is used as a way to make phonemes
visible to students.

  • Hand cues and written symbols represent phonemes
  • Easy and quick for students to learn and use
  • Can be used with any reading curriculum
  • Compatible with brain-based theories of learning
  • Multi-sensory and interactive

    Used by preschool teachers, classroom teachers, special educators, reading specialists, speech-language pathologists, and ELL teachers to develop, facilitate and maintain literacy skills and communication skills.

Using Visual Phonics helps teach students learn to decode and spell.

visual phonics symbols of the word mop

Although Visual Phonics was originally developed to be used with students that are Deaf or Hard of Hearing, it's frequently used in many different settings. Teachers are using Visual Phonics with students who are struggling with reading, students who are autistic, students with learning disbabilities, students who are English Language Learners, and with young students who are new readers! See the testimonals from teachers to see what they are saying about how their students respond to Visual Phonics. Speech-Language Pathologists also use Visual Phonics to work on speech and language with students.

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