Logic of English

Logic of English Combining the Science of Reading with the Joy of Learning Teaching or learning the English language can be challenging for anyone, but it doesn't have to be!

Here at Logic of English®, we teach that English is logical, and 98% of English words are decoded with simple spelling rules! Yup, you read that right. English is logical, and understanding how English words are formed revolutionizes reading and spelling for any student! Founded on the belief that anyone can become a strong reader, writer, and speller, we provide a wealth of reading and spelling r

esources to educators and students alike! From multi-level reading and spelling curricula to teacher training and online courses, our commitment is to expand your knowledge of phonics so your students can become the readers, writers, and spellers they are meant to be. Forget about the notion that English "is a language of exceptions," come learn with us how you can systematically explain English spellings and English sounds with our phonogram approach!

“But what if the problem is not the language itself, but the rules we were taught? What if we could see the complexity of English as a powerful tool rather than a hindrance?” - Denise Eide, Uncovering the Logic of English.

Discover more games and activities in our Game Book! It contains hundreds of phonogram, reading, and spelling games that...
08/21/2026

Discover more games and activities in our Game Book! It contains hundreds of phonogram, reading, and spelling games that strengthen literacy skills, segmenting and blending skills, and phonemic awareness skills. ✨

The Game Book can be used alongside Logic of English curriculum or used as a stand-alone to strengthen skills. The games and activities are great for one-on-one or group settings!

Kinda chic to teach the science of reading ✨
08/14/2026

Kinda chic to teach the science of reading ✨

Teaching handwriting in a structured way helps our brains get even better at recognizing and telling letters apart. This...
08/03/2026

Teaching handwriting in a structured way helps our brains get even better at recognizing and telling letters apart. This is one of the skills needed to make reading a breeze! By physically shaping letters, kids build a solid understanding of how letters and sounds fit together. It lays the groundwork for literacy, stroke by stroke.

07/08/2026

Here are some other fun ways to strengthen fine motor skills:

1. Fun With Colors: Help students to create different-colored water with food coloring. Then have the students use an eye dropper to mix the colors in a new container. They can see what new colors they can make while practicing the pinching skills they need for writing!

2. Build It: Use smaller building blocks for students to be creative and use their building skills while practicing fine motor skills!

3. Dot-to-Dot: Encourage students to practice their pencil grip by allowing them to do dot-to-dot games and artwork!

4. Bead Work: Students can create bracelets and necklaces or practice making patterns by stringing beads on string, wire, or pipe cleaners!

5. Rubber Band Push-Ups: Provide students a rubber band to put around their thumb, pointer, and middle finger, stretch the fingers out, and then resist the rubber band as they come back together. Doing this exercise can strengthen finger muscles. Make it a competition to see how many “push-ups” a student can do in a certain amount of time or in competition with each other!

Let’s talk about plural nouns. Why do we add -s sometimes, but -es other times? And what about words like “wolves” or “c...
07/02/2026

Let’s talk about plural nouns. Why do we add -s sometimes, but -es other times? And what about words like “wolves” or “children”? Here are the ways we can make a noun plural.

07/01/2026

Teaching all the sounds of “a” with our Doodling Dragons book!

06/27/2026

And that’s morphology!

06/26/2026

Get ready to unbox the joy of learning — it’s on the way!

All emerging readers mix up letters that are mirror images until their letterbox becomes sensitized to mirror images bei...
06/24/2026

All emerging readers mix up letters that are mirror images until their letterbox becomes sensitized to mirror images being different (Dehaene, 2013a, 2013b).

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