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Fonexa follows the science of reading and uses embedded pictographs (the image is built inside the letter), helping children connect letters to sounds. Each letter also includes a movement, creating a multisensory approach that helps sounds stick.

Reading is built on sounds, not letter names. Kids blend sounds to read words, so teaching sounds first helps them start reading sooner with less confusion. Letter names matter too—but sounds build the stronger foundation first.

Children see lowercase letters most when reading. Books, sentences, and everyday text are mostly lowercase, so starting there makes sense. Once kids know lowercase letters and sounds, learning uppercase becomes much easier.

Absolutely - Fonexa was designed by a teacher and works great in small groups or whole-class settings! We recommend our song "The Letter Sounds Song / La Canción de Los Sonidos" on YouTube. Repeat daily.

Small flashcards are ideal for home use and work great for most kids at a standard learning pace. Large cards are great for classrooms or children who benefit from a more gradual learning approach.