The Wonder of Reading Made Easy
Based on the science of reading, Wonder Words is a comprehensive phonics-based program featuring fun games and activities, decodable readers, crafts, posters and an interactive app to support the journey.
Lynda Lamrock, Teacher, Special Ed.
Brittney Smith
TeacherFoundation/Kindergarten
4 worlds to explore. 89 stages. Over 1600
lessons. 270 decodable readers. More than 2000 printable activities. Perfect for all children, including special education.
1600 lessons over 89 stages across 4 interactive worlds.
Sequential step-by-step lessons take learners through a progressive synthetic phonics curriculum that extends over 4 worlds of games and activities - Alphabet World, Animal World, Dinosaur World and Aqua World are comprised of more than 1600 lessons. Children are automatically guided to the next level and can also choose from a wide range of Wonder Words written activities to support their learning. Suitable for all learners, including those with special learning needs.
Suzie Coster
TeacherGrade 1
Available on desktop, laptop, tablet and smartphone.
Decodable Readers / Mini Books
Animations
Listening Skills / Phonemic Awareness
Repetition & Fine Motor Skills
Word Building / Phonological Awareness
Comprehension Skills
Gabriela Day
TeacherGrade 1
Printable Boardgames
Decodable Readers / Mini Books
Handwriting & Spelling
Fine Motor Skills
Extra Content
[Optional] Phonics Books
Kate Jackman
TeacherGrade 1
Stacey Bourke, Grade 2 Teacher
About Us
As teachers and parents, we recognised the need for a truly comprehensive system that made the process of learning to read easy for children, parents and teachers. Most sight words programs provide you with a list of words to learn throughout the year and, if you’re lucky, a few activities to support learning. We wondered what would happen if we created EVERYTHING you need... the word lists, desk mats, levelled readers, flip books, animations, worksheets and games for every week of the Wonder Words program. Sure, it was going to be a huge job, but it was an important job that would transform the process of learning to read. We wondered if we could create a system where reading was made easy.