21 Reading Lessons

21 Reading Lessons

Unlock the power of reading with our comprehensive 21-lesson program, designed to teach you everything you need to know to become a proficient reader. This uniquely efficient program is crafted for both adults and beginner readers, providing a streamlined learning experience that requires no pencils, no paper—just your commitment to learning. Each lesson is meticulously structured to ensure you grasp reading fundamentals thoroughly.

Our program is tailored to allow completion within just three weeks, making it ideal for those who wish to quickly elevate their reading skills. Whether you're starting from scratch or just need a quick refresher, this program adapts to your pace and learning style. You can revisit any lesson at any time, ensuring you have the flexibility to master each section at your own pace or refresh your memory as needed.

Embrace a straightforward, effective approach to reading. With our program, all you need is to engage with the 21 lessons, and you'll discover the joy and freedom that comes with reading proficiency. No extra materials, no unnecessary complications, just clear, direct pathways to learning and mastery.

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21 Reading Lessons
  • Welcome to ABC READ

    Introduction to our Picture Phonetic Reading Program of 21 lessons.

  • Lesson 1 - Vowels

    Learn the vowels first! In 14 minutes, we want you to learn the long and short sounds of the vowels. Go over this section until you can pass our test at the end of the lesson… easily done as you give yourself a test with instant answers. The vowels are the glue that hold our English language tog...

  • Lesson 2 - Consonant Pictures

    This video introduces the beginning sounds of consonants with fun pictures. This approach helps build a strong foundation in reading by connecting sounds to pictures. Conclude your lesson with a test to make sure you know all your consonants!

  • Lesson 3 - Consonant + Vowels

    This video is a must! Now that you know your vowels and consonants, this video asks you to pronounce the beginning sounds of words by combining a single consonant plus a single vowel. Also, included is this video, is the explanation about the “c” changing to an “s” and the “g” changing to a “j”. ...

  • Lesson 4 - Vowel + Consonant

    This video helps learners begin a word with a vowel + consonant sound!
    With detailed explanations and visual aids, this lesson is perfect for anyone looking to improve their understanding of phonetic structures. This video is necessary for learners of all levels. The video concludes with a test w...

  • Lesson 5 - Consonant + Vowel + Consonant

    Start reading and writing 3 letter words and non-words! You can memorize words, but to “really read”, you have to pronounce non-words. Can you pronounce... yib… in one second? Wow! Great if you can! This video focuses on teaching viewers how to blend and pronounce “Consonant + Vowel + Consonant...

  • Lesson 6 - Consonant Blend Pictures

    Learn all the Consonant Blends with our targeted lesson! This video has the different combinations of consonant blends that frequently appear together in English… such as and the fl in flag and the beginning and ending sounds in brush. Each lesson concludes with a test that is designed to confirm...

  • Lesson 7 - The R

    Master the various sounds of the letter 'R' with our short focused phonics lesson! This video provides a comprehensive overview of the letter R, demonstrating its unique pronunciations in different word positions and accents. This lesson is invaluable for learners at any level seeking to perfect ...

  • Lesson 8 - Consonant Blends + Vowels

    Learn all the Consonant Blends with our targeted lesson! This video has the different combinations of consonant blends that frequently appear together in English… such as and the fl in flag and the beginning and ending sounds in brush. Each lesson concludes with a test that is designed to confirm...

  • Lesson 9 - The Silent E

    Discover how this silent letter at the end of word can alter the vowel sound. The easy to learn “Silent E” rule is applied in many everyday words. Most words contain the short sounds of words. This silent letter at the end of words changes the short vowel sound to a long vowel sound. The lesson ...

  • Lesson 10 - Diphthongs & Digraphs

    Another must lesson to learn! Diphthongs and digraphs are extremely important in our English pronunciation. What is good about them is that they stay constant with the same sound… most of the time! Diphthongs are sounds formed by the combination of two or more vowels in a single sound that has t...

  • Lesson 11- Syllables

    This short video is a must!!! Learn how to break words into parts, which is essential for reading and pronunciation. This video simplifies the formation of syllables in a simple formula… that works most of the time! Make ensure you have grasped this easy to learn “one sentence formula”.

  • Lesson 12 Two Troublesome Consonants (C=S & G=J)

    Navigate the challenges of two particularly troublesome consonants with this lesson. Discover the tricks and techniques to master these sounds that many learners find difficult. This video will break down each consonant, providing clear examples and pronunciation tips to help you overcome common ...

  • Lesson 13 - Letters That Fool You

    Don’t be tricked, learn the “Letters That Fool You”! This video identifies and explains common letters and letter combinations that frequently mislead learners due to their unexpected sounds or behaviors in different words. Gain insights into why these letters act the way they do and how you can ...

  • Lesson 14 - Prefixes

    This video explores how prefixes, the small groups of letters added at the beginning of words, can alter meanings and expand your vocabulary. Learn the common prefixes and see how they transform base words into new meanings. The video ends with a test.

  • Lesson 15 - Picture Endings

    This video has pictures that give you the spelling, with an image of 45 common endings. Our last video, Video 21, has difficult endings. Colorful pictures will illustrate how these endings are pronounced and spelled. The video ends with a test to confirm your knowledge of 45 word endings.

  • Lesson 16 - Augh & Ough

    Explore the 7 different ways you can pronounce “AUGH and OUGH” words! These combinations can be tricky as they appear in words with varied and sometimes unexpected pronunciations. This video will guide you through the different sounds associated with these letter groups. Learn the one sound that ...

  • Lesson 17 - Same Letters Different Sounds

    Unlock the complexities of English phonetics with our lesson on the Same Letters that have Different Sounds. This video reveals how identical letters can produce dramatically different sounds based on their context within the words. This insight is essential for both pronunciation and spelling. T...

  • Lesson 18 - Different Letters - Same Sounds

    Did you know that 8` different letter combinations can produce the sound of the letter… A…? The letter “E” also can be created with 8 different spellings. In this video there are 16 pictures in which each unique picture contains a picture with images and the combinations of letters that form tha...

  • Lesson 19 - Plurals

    Master the rules of forming plurals in English with our detailed lesson on “Plurals”. This video covers the various ways in which singular nouns are formed into plurals, from simple endings like adding an “S” to more complex changes involving spelling a different word. Learn about regular and ir...

  • Lesson 20 - Beginnings - Middles - Endings

    Learn how letters based on their positions within words can influence its sound and meaning. The placement of a letter or group of letters can sound differently at the start of a word compared to the middle and end of a word. The lesson concludes with a test to ensure you have mastered these conc...

  • Lesson 21 - Difficult Endings

    This video explores 107 endings. Some are a review of the common endings already in the program, but many are more difficult complex endings with ... such as the “que”… that has 2 sounds as in the words antique & tongue. There are some simple rules to help you pronounce the last syllable of words...