Learning to read has always been hard for a lot of bright children (me included). The inconsistent phonics rules, the endless sight words, the boring early reader books… it’s no wonder that learning to read has been so frustrating for so many children.

Time to try a new approach, proven to work better

What if there was a different way to teach children to read – without sight words and without phonics rules? A way that was fun, easy, and actually worked with your child’s learning strengths? There is: trainertext.

Trainertext uses pictophone decoding aids to teach reading the way the brain wants to learn: it’s visual, fun, and skills-based. With the help of these visual prompts, a child can easily decode words correctly, even tricky ones. It’s ideal for visual learners, dyslexics, beginners, or struggling readers. Parents, teachers, and kids (yes!) rave about it.