Description
Right Brain Phonics Reading Book
Phonics Practice for the “Struggling Reader”
An Orton-Gillingham Based Phonics Program
Have you tried all the phonics games and done hundreds of phonics worksheets and your child still doesn’t remember phonics sounds?Does your child or student struggle with dyslexia or auditory processing problems? Your child or student NEEDS this Right Brain Phonics Program!
Unlock your child or student’s reading potential with the transformative Right Brain Phonics Program! Specially designed for struggling readers—including those with dyslexia—this innovative approach transforms word guessers into confident word readers. Early readers also flourish with this program, using engaging visuals and vibrant colors to harness their powerful photographic memory while learning phonics.
Why did Dianne Craft create the Right Brain Phonics Reading Book? Most traditional phonics programs rely heavily on auditory memory, which can be a challenge for children with weak auditory processing. These students often have limited connections between the left brain (sounds) and right brain (pictures), making it difficult to remember how to sound out words. The Right Brain method stands apart by using an essential IMBEDDING technique: phonemes (letters and their sounds) are embedded directly into vivid images that represent each sound. This allows children to effortlessly recall sounds without struggling.
In the Right Brain Phonics Reading Book, students read whole words featuring decoding units highlighted in color, accompanied by picture clues for each sound. This technique “teaches to the child’s camera,” utilizing humor, color, and creativity for easy retention. Over time, children stop guessing at words. Even when presented with black-and-white text, they can mentally visualize the colored decoding unit from their lessons, making previously challenging words much easier to decode. This visual strategy provides a strong foothold as they progress in reading.
The Right Brain Phonics Book requires no rules, no writing, and no rote memorization. By tapping into photographic memory, it empowers learners to decode even complex words. Kids of all ages experience immediate success and enjoy the process! During each reading session, simply set a timer for 20 minutes and practice whole words with colored decoding units and picture clues. Gradually, students will no longer need the pictures or colors—their photographic memory will store the patterns securely, replacing the unreliable auditory memory.
What’s included? The book features primary through intermediate words (1st–8th grade) and Dianne’s Daily Lesson Plan for the Struggling Reader, helping you incorporate 20 minutes of focused decoding practice each day. Developed through extensive resource room experience and consultation, this lesson plan is trusted by hundreds of teachers, tutors, and parents to help students reach grade-level reading.
With 140 full-color pages, this book offers a vibrant, effective solution for struggling readers. To further understand dyslexia and auditory processing challenges, explore Dianne’s Identifying & Correcting Blocked Learning Gates checklist.
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