The conventional method teaches to the left brain only, and it is effective with only about 40 to 45 percent of the population. If the conventional method is not working for your children, there is an answer: Ring Around The Phonics (Language Arts game/ Curriculum) teaches to the left and right brain. This method is known as " Total Physical Response, and scientific studies show this is the most effective way to teach children and adults.

"Ring Around the Phonics" has everything you need to teach children reading and comprehensive phonics, but educators are also using it to teach comprehension, listening skills, blending, spelling, suffixes, prefixes, root words, foreign languages, and more...Years of curriculum disguised as a game.

As you and your child(ren) play the game, you are thinking: I am doing this because I want you to succeed in life...right? I guarantee you the child is not. They are thinking; "I want to win the game, and to win the rings of knowledge"!

When we (a tutor, home school veteran, professional game designer and an English professor) first developed this curriculum, we thought it taught only phonics and reading. However customers began telling us they were also using it to teach: blends, comprehension, communication skills, listen skills, writing skills, spelling, vocabulary, foreign languages, prefixes, suffixes, root words...even language arts to their older children. It also teaches from 1 to 4 children at the same time, even if on different levels and learning different subjects. Thus it helps you save time.

So don't let the name limit your use of this curriculum. It should last you through many years of your child's life which saves you money.

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"My kids beg to play it"...Kerry Charles

An early childhood educator, and home school Mom recommends Ring Around The Phonics because:

Educators are using Ring Around The Phonics to teach much more than phonics, reading and comprehension. The Following video explains:

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Has it helped children with learning disabilities? The answer is yes, and the following video explains: