Through structured phonics instruction, students learn how letters and sounds work together to form words. They practice blending sounds to read words, segmenting sounds to spell words, and applying these skills in reading and writing activities.

The Phonics & Early Literacy Program helps students build the foundational skills needed to become confident readers and writers in English.
Our lessons combine phonics instruction with vocabulary development, sentence reading, and guided writing so students learn how to apply their decoding skills in meaningful ways.

Learn how sounds and letters work together to build words

Practice reading, spelling, and using new patterns in sentences

Follow clear routines that build confidence and accuracy step by step
The program is designed for learners who are developing early English literacy skills.
Skill Developed
Through consistent practice, students build accuracy, confidence, and independence as readers.







Students learn how English spelling patterns work and how sounds combine to form words through structured, step-by-step instruction.
Students apply these patterns in reading, spelling, and sentence writing to build accuracy, confidence, and independence.
Tap to view full size Students learn how English spelling patterns work and how sounds combine to form words.
Introduction to letter sounds and simple word reading.
Blending sounds to read words and short sentences.
Developing reading fluency and spelling more complex words.
Applying phonics knowledge to read longer passages.
Applying phonics knowledge to read, write, and express ideas independently.
Students progress step by step as their decoding skills become stronger.
Students move through the Phonics Pathway as their reading skills develop.
Tap to view full size Each level builds on the previous one, helping students develop strong decoding skills and reading confidence.
Students who complete the Phonics & Early Literacy Program Pathway are prepared to transition to our Cambridge Reading & Writing Program, where they begin reading longer texts and developing comprehension and writing skills.
Because students begin at different stages of reading development, we recommend completing a short placement assessment before enrolling.
The placement test helps determine the level that will best support your child’s learning progress.

Overview
Skill Developed
Overview
Phonics & Early Literacy Program Levels
Seeds
Sprouts
Buds
Blossoms
Flowers
Phonics & Early Literacy Program Learning Pathway