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Logic of English teaches reading, spelling, and handwriting through a systematic phonics approach that explains the actual rules governing the English language. Rather than presenting English spelling as chaotic and full of exceptions, the program demonstrates that 98% of English words follow identifiable patterns — students just need to learn the 75 phonograms and 31 spelling rules.
The flagship product, Foundations (levels A through D, for ages 4-8), is a complete early literacy program. Each scripted lesson includes phonogram instruction, handwriting practice, reading, spelling, and vocabulary , all integrated into a single daily session. The Essentials program covers ages 8-adult and is designed for students who need systematic instruction or remediation.
The program's multi-sensory approach , students see the phonogram, hear it, say it, and write it , makes it effective for a wide range of learners, including those with dyslexia. The instruction is explicit and sequential, following the Orton-Gillingham tradition while making it accessible to parents with no teaching background.
Logic of English requires moderate parent involvement. Lessons are scripted, so preparation time is minimal, but you're actively teaching during each session. Materials cost approximately $90-180 per level, including the teacher's manual, student workbook, and phonogram cards.
The curriculum fills an important niche: homeschool families who want thorough, rules-based phonics instruction in a well-designed, modern package. It's more systematic than most learn-to-read programs and more engaging than traditional phonics workbooks.
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