Phonics Products

Would you like us to print and bind your PAL: Reading Student Books and Readers for you? Save ink and purchase this pre-printed set.

The PAL: Reading Teacher's Manual gives daily lesson plans for the poetry, phonetic rules, and games.

Would you like us to print and bind your PAL: Writing Student Books for you? Save ink and purchase this pre-printed set.

If you already own All About Spelling, you can purchase just this Teacher's Manual and the PAL: Writing DVD-ROM to complete your set.

This reference details the history of the Blended Sound-Sight Program along with instructions for classroom implementation.

Narration and dictation are the core of Charlotte Mason and Ruth Beechick methods. Andrew Pudewa provides practical strategies for how to make them work in real practice.Recorded at the 2004 Tacoma Teacher's Conference

Are fairy tales good, even important for Christian students? Where did they come from, what can they teach our children, and should we spend our valuable time reading them? In this session we will discuss several basic themes in fairy tales and traditional children’s literature (goodness, truth, beauty, hope, honesty, wishes, etc.) as well as key archetypes of literature and their importance to the moral imagination. With the confusion surrounding modern fantasy writing, many parents feel uncertain in discerning the good and important literature from misleading and confusing books, stories, and movies.

Discover the four classical arts of language that form the essential foundation for all learning. Recorded at the 2008 Writing Educator's Symposium

Recorded at the 2008 Writing Educator's Symposium

Recorded at the 2004 Tacoma Teacher's Conference

Anna Ingham explains how poetry is used to integrate the many pieces of the Blended Sound-Sight Program of Learning. Recorded at the 2004 Tacoma Teacher's Conference

Recorded at the 2010 Writing Educator's Symposium