Hey kids! This page is for you!
Do you find it easier to listen to someone read a book to you than to read it yourself?
Are the things you get to read in class kinda boring?
Are there books you'd like to read but can't because they are full of weird-looking words and you don't know how to say them yet?
Do you want to be able write things down without having to think about spelling?
Do people get on your case about "there/their/they're"? Or "break/brake," or "its/it's"?
In English, just about every letter can sound every-which way. Take the letter 'S' in these words: sock, raise, sure, Asia. Shouldn't it be something like Sock, raiZe, SHure and AZHia? But it's not. Silly, isn't it?
Unspell takes care of all that. It's simple: instead of using letters (which can sound every-which way) it uses sounds.
Once you have learned to read Unspell, there are unspelled books for you to read. Books like---
---fun-filled fantasy and adventure books that even adults still find interesting.
And because they are unspelled, you don't have to go to school to learn how to read them.
Do you find it easier to listen to someone read a book to you than to read it yourself?
Are the things you get to read in class kinda boring?
Are there books you'd like to read but can't because they are full of weird-looking words and you don't know how to say them yet?
Do you want to be able write things down without having to think about spelling?
Do people get on your case about "there/their/they're"? Or "break/brake," or "its/it's"?
Well, for all these things, there is UNSPELL.
In English, just about every letter can sound every-which way. Take the letter 'S' in these words: sock, raise, sure, Asia. Shouldn't it be something like Sock, raiZe, SHure and AZHia? But it's not. Silly, isn't it?
Unspell takes care of all that. It's simple: instead of using letters (which can sound every-which way) it uses sounds.
What you see is what you hear
and
what you hear is what you see.
Once you have learned to read Unspell, there are unspelled books for you to read. Books like---
Alice in Wonderland
Treasure Island
Tom Sawyer
---fun-filled fantasy and adventure books that even adults still find interesting.
And because they are unspelled, you don't have to go to school to learn how to read them.