Fun Phonics Readers' Color-coding.

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Color-Coding for Easy Recognition, Reading & Pronunciation

Fun Phonics Readers also include color-coding for phonically irregular words. Color-coding is incorporated to make phonetically irregular words easier for students to recognise, decode and for ease of reading and pronunciation.

There are 3 different types of color-codes in the books; purple, red and green letters:

Purple letters are ‘silent’, or non-pronounced letters:

Purple Letters: These are ‘silent’, or non-pronounced letters such as house, mouse, kite, hole, white, have, are etc.

Red letters are pronounced as long vowels:

Red Letters: Are pronounced as long vowels, such as in ‘magic e’ words like cake, kite and hole.

Green ‘y’ is the ending ~y such as happy, funny, angry etc:

Green ‘y’: This is the ending -y in such words as happy, funny, angry, sleepy etc.

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