Imagine watching your child master reading skills by interacting with a fun, captivating experience that inspires a love of learning. These dynamic lessons, delivered online, give children an enjoyable way to learn the entire kindergarten through third-grade curriculum.

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Who are the on-screen instructors teaching this innovative method of reading and comprehension? It’s our distinguished ClickN READ® faculty, which includes Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, the Tasmanian Devil, Tweety, and more. Your child will also love meeting Professor Wizbot, the on-screen instructor, who teaches them to read one click at a time. The entire Looney Tunes™ ClickN READ Phonics® curriculum was designed Dr. J. Ron Nelson, a nationally recognized early education professor. The whole experience is designed to make learning fun!

Designed to be used in homes and schools, Looney Tunes Phonics incorporates the research based curriculum and instructional design of the highly acclaimed ClickN READ Phonics. Featuring the zany antics of Bugs Bunny, Daffy, Taz, Tweety and more, children learn to read the right way with help from the world famous Looney Tunes characters.

The Looney Tunes gang entertains your child and kids will delight in meeting the new character Professor Wizbot, the on-screen instructor in Looney Tunes Phonics, who teaches one click at a time®.

All phonics lessons begin here. Children learn all of the letter sounds and their corresponding letter shapes required to master reading as well as spelling and keyboarding skills.

Over the 100 lessons 61 phonics letter sounds are systematically introduced and practiced

Learn keyboarding skills by typing sounds, words and complete sentences.

Next, letter sounds are systematically blended into beginning, middle and ending sounds in words. Letter sounds are then used in word blending exercises teaching how to decode individual sounds and combine them to create words.

Your child will learn which letter, from a set of letters shown, matches the beginning, middle, or ending sound in 188 presentations of these recited words.

Your child will learn how to blend separate sounds together to form the sound of these 357 individual words.

The Reading Zone uses the letter sounds and word blends previously learned forming new words and builds the ability to read complete English sentences and short stories with ease. The story reading exercise contains the equivalent of dozens of children’s early reading books.

Progressively over the 100 lessons the following exercises are presented:

Learn to read the most commonly used words in the English language, also referred to as “high frequency sight words.”

Learn to read and spell words from the Sight Words exercise using the keyboard.

Word families are groups of words that are closely related enough to form a ‘family’. Learn hundreds of words belonging to dozens of word families.

Learn the most commonly used word endings such as “s”, “ed”, “ing”, “y”, and more.

Learn how to identify words that contain a “silent e” and learn their proper pronunciation.

Learn to read and construct sentences using nearly 400 different words.

Learn to read and spell complete sentences using the keyboard.

Children learn the meaning of prefixes, how to use them and definitions of the words they are used with. Examples of the many prefixes taught are “pre”, “re”, “sub”, “dis” and “non.”

Children learn the meaning of suffixes, how to use them and definitions of the words they are used with. Examples of the many suffixes taught are “ful”, “less”, “ure”, “ive” and “ion.”

Children view and read along. The short stories include letter sounds, words and other elements previously taught. From single sentence to multiple sentence stories, equaling a small library of early reading books.

This exercise builds the automatic decoding skills needed to master reading. The final exercise in every lesson is the Speed Zone, where all letter sounds and words taught from prior lessons are reviewed and practiced.

Presented in random order, children quickly learn to identify letter shapes for letter sounds.

Presented in a random order, children quickly learn to identify words that match the word sounds.