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"Perfect tools for success. . . they practically teach themselves" Orna Lenchner, Ph.D. Literacy Specialist, |
"After only one half-hour a day for four weeks, my Title I students are much more proficient at blending sounds and reading words." Lynn Dluzniewski Eagle Rock Elementary School, |
"A new visualization of practical, widely-held methodologies plus crystal-clear, original graphics makes Ready, Set, Read! one terrific book." Joseph Little American Literacy Council |
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". . . helping my English-language learners make progress."
Pat Dawson Remedial Reading Instructor, Sherwood School, |
"In six weeks, 5- to 6-year olds developed significantly increased awareness of sound-symbol relationships."
Leanne Falcone Speech and Language Therapist, |
Brilliant! Is It a Word--Or Not? and Word Maker work for single sounds, blending, and words."
Kyla Becker Marion Literacy Consultant, Albany, NY (below, with Sara Smith) |
"Great learning tools. Ranson loves them."
Daniel Wright Financial Analyst, |
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"I've been looking for something like this for 18 years!"
Dee Falk Resource Teacher, |
"Great! The game-like presentation makes learning fun. . . kids want to 'play' Is It a Word? again."
Mary Jane Gatti Resource Room Teacher, |
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"Giant Letter-Sound Cards with alternative spellings are perfect for tutoring older children."
Kendra Wagner Literacy First Professional Development Center, |
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"Is-It a Word--Or Not? and Word Maker help the most reluctant reader master the code."
Dorrie Bernstein, Ed.M. Educational Therapist, |
"I like the simplicity and usefulness of Alphagram. . . and you can use your existing materials."
Marilyn Kay, M.Ed. Director, The Reading Group, |
"Makes it much easier for students to 'see' the sounds."
Helene Rosenberg Kinglsey Elementary School, |
"I'm dyslexic. If I'd had tools like these when I was growing up I would have been reading much earlier." Richard Wanderman Educational Technology Consultant |
| "Meaningful reading depends on automatic - quick and accurate - word recognition. Alphagram Giant Letter-Sound Cards help students move toward this goal."
Ruth Nathan, Ph.D Visiting Instructor, |
"Winner!"
American Institute of Graphic Arts Design of Understanding Competition 
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Alphagram
Learning Materials |