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Lively Letters™

Reading with TLC: Changing lives, one letter at a time

Effective for All Types of Learners

Our programs help millions of General ED students PreK-2, and work best for struggling readers and students with various reading challenges:

  • Dyslexia and other reading disabilities

  • Speech and language disorders

  • Memory weaknesses

  • Student learning English as a second language

  • Autism spectrum disorder


Why it Works

Addressing Multiple Targets

The Lively Letters™ program addresses multiple targets, simultaneously training students in the critical skills of:

• phonemic awareness
• phonics
• speech production


Oral Kinesthetics and Mnemonics

The oral kinesthetic (mouth cues) feature of the Lively Letters™ Program helps set it apart from other multi-sensory programs, as students are taught what to do with their mouths in order to produce the sounds. This is done in a fun and engaging way as students are introduced to meaningful letter characters that are strategically embedded right into the letters.

Errorless Responding

Lively Letters™ uses proven strategies for errorless responding to prevent sequencing errors and impulsive guessing for those with rapid naming problems.

Benefits You Can See

Quickly and dramatically closing Achievement Gaps Lively Letters™ students gain years in reading levels skills in just weeks. Students trained with the Lively Letters™ program typically show improvements of 1.5 to 3 grade levels in the areas of phonemic awareness, phonetic decoding, and oral reading in as little as 6-8 weeks, with even higher gains seen in older students.

The keys to closing achievement gaps

  • Quickly training letter sound associations

  • Improving speech production skills for articulating the sounds

  • Building high-level phonemic awareness skills of sound blending, segmenting and manipulation

  • Training skills of phonetic reading and spelling of single words (one-syllable through multisyllable)

  • Building automaticity for single word decoding (reading), which helps improve reading fluency

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