These materials are evidence based and have been found to be
effective with at-risk and typical learners, including very young
toddlers, kindergarten and preK classrooms, articulation,
children with language delays, learning disabilities,
AAC users, children with dyslexia, or anyone who benefits from
Visual Cues for learning

Because Phonic Faces have different faces for long vowels, short vowels, vowel dipthongs, consonants, and consonant digraphs, it is easy to show how phonics rules work. Do you see 2 "baby vowels" (short vowels) together in a word? Bring in the grown-up (long vowel) to take care of both of them. Is "Mr. E" at the end of a word complaining about the noisy baby in his word? Silence him by trading the baby for the adult long vowel sound. Phonic Faces SHOW children how the vowel and consonant rules work using easy to remember explanations that make sense to children.