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Looney Tunes ClickN READ Phonics is fun, affordable and guaranteed to work!

Combining the zany antics of the Looney Tunes characters with the latest teaching technologies, Looney Tunes Phonics is the most exciting and effective beginning reading program ever created! Designed for first time readers or older children struggling to learn how to read, Looney Tunes Phonics is also helpful for some learning disabilities and to learn English as a second language. Delivered online, 100 research based interactive cartoon lessons teach the entire kindergarten to 3rd grade phonics curriculum. Children master reading skills in an interactive environment that is fun and easy to use.

Looney Tunes Phonics Program Outline

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®. Click here to see the complete program outline.
 

Research Based

Dr. Nelson is a nationally recognized early education research professor and developed the curriculum used inside Looney Tunes ClickN READ Phonics. Dr. Nelson also wrote every word the on-screen instructor, Professor Wizbot, uses when he teaches. In essence, your child is being tutored by a top research professor! Working with our nation's top universities and educators, Dr. Nelson's prolific research career spans nearly 21 years. Dr. Nelson has a national reputation as an effective researcher with over 30 research grant submissions funded totaling over $15 million, and publications that include over 150 research papers, 13 book chapters, and 7 books that focus on early childhood research. Click here to visit our Research Based page.