Do you know a
visual learner?

Is the phonics-only approach to reading not working?

Does the demand to “sound it out” cause frustration and resistance?

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Click to see what Picture Me Reading can do for you!

High Frequency Sight Words with Picture Cues

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Resource Books

Full of hands-on resources for teachers and parents to use in conjunction with Picture Me Reading sight word cards.

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Sight Word Cards

Browse our Sight Word Cards to aid learning to read through visual/conceptual cues.

Printable PDFs

Pocket-sized Picture Me Reading cards for sending home with all of the children in your group or class.  These are also useful for making sight word games.

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Sight Word Cards

Browse our Sight Word Cards to aid learning to read through visual/conceptual cues.

Printable PDFs

Pocket-sized Picture Me Reading cards for sending home with all of the children in your group or class.  These are also useful for making sight word games.

picture me reading workbooks laid out
Resource Books

Full of hands-on resources for teachers and parents to use in conjunction with Picture Me Reading sight word cards.

What is
Picture Me Reading?

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Master High Frequency
Words With Less Effort

Picture Me Reading cards provide embedded visual/conceptual cues that make the learning of important high-frequency words more efficient, increasing confidence and fluency in early reading. 

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Evidence-Based
Reading Tool

Picture Me Reading was developed in the 1990s by educational psychologist Dr. Marlys Isaacson, updated in 2019, and is supported by numerous studies.

What is
Picture Me Reading?

picture me reading book icon

Master High Frequency
Words With Less Effort

Picture Me Reading cards provide embedded visual/conceptual cues that make the learning of important high-frequency words more efficient, increasing confidence and fluency in early reading. 

yellow lightbulb drawing

Evidence-Based
Reading Tool

Picture Me Reading was developed in the 1990s by educational psychologist Dr. Marlys Isaacson, updated in 2019, and is supported by numerous studies.

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Adult Literacy

Picture Me Reading is a great tool for helping adults learn to read.  Our illustrations are simple but not childish, and many of the words include visual humor to help the student retain the word being learned.

Reviews

What people are saying about Picture Me Reading

“You won’t regret it!”

“I would strongly urge all teachers working with beginning or struggling readers to take the plunge and begin using it with their pupils. You won’t regret it!”

“The students have such fun”

“They forget they are learning and memorizing sight words because they are having such fun…”

“Frustrated to confident”

“Seán went from frustration and upset to calm and confident… Thank you again for bringing Picture Me Reading into our lives!”

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