Finally. The English language is organized.
​Say Hello to Reading in 9 Charts​.

Set up to succeed in learning to read.

The most frustrating part of learning to read for children is constantly being presented with words they have not been taught how to read. Hanson Reading Phonics Chart System is organized and integrated. Skills are taught on the Charts and then applied by reading from the Hanson Phonics Chart System Books. The child is confident because they can see where they are in their progression, and how much is left to go. "I'm on chart 3, I can't wait to get to chart 5." Each book in the library is organized by skill level with very selected vocabulary that matches the skills the child has learned. There are no surprise words that the child is expected to just guess at. This is how we spell success- teach the child HOW to read and they are set up to succeed.

Don't drag out the process of learning to read.
​It's too important and easily achieved.

Begin with alphabet letters and end in chapter books.
 Hanson Reading is the beginning and end of learning HOW TO READ. This program allows for all types of learners at any age to gain the most important aspects of reading knowledge. Plus, they have hope along the way that there is an end! It's easy to see for themselves what they know and exactly what's left to learn. 

What is Hanson Reading?

Hanson Reading is the easiest way to learn how to read and the easiest method to teach. Hanson Reading Phonics Chart System’s practice materials and books are organized into 9 Charts. Students meet only words they know how to decode at their Chart Level while also learning many other Language Arts skills. Students learn handwriting, spelling, punctuation, grammar and comprehension while advancing through each Chart.​

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​ What every parent has wanted is now here!
​Sit with your child and take your page.
New! My Page Your Page How to Read Guide

Beginner How to Read Guide for Chart 1

 Learning the Letter NAMES of the Alphabet
This is a step by step guide to help you overcome all the possible pitfalls children encounter including your child not wanting to cooperate. Success overcomes resistance! 

Beginner How to Read Guide Chart 2

​Learning the SOUNDS of the Consonants
The Hanson Reading Phonics Chart System has a magical way of teaching the Consonant SOUNDS by imagining each letter as an “Imaginary Picture”. The Guide takes you through each step. See the video of a 5-year-old learning the Consonant Sounds In 30 minutes, and you will have every step spelled out for you.

Beginner How to Read Guide Chart 3

 Learning how to READ
​ Long & Short-Vowel Words
Unique to Hanson Reading, long and short-vowel words are decoded by applying a SONG to the first vowel in a word. Find the 1st vowel and Give it the CODE, and there it is, the vowel sound. The consistency of always finding the 1st vowel speeds the learning process. There is no faster way to learn how to read, and it’s fun. The steps are there for you in the Beginner How to Read Guide My Page, Your Page.

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​How Hanson Reading Phonics Chart System Works

Hanson Reading Phonics Chart System is simple to understand: Master each Chart and apply it. The Charts are important to keep together and review at each practice session. The Charts help learners organize information in their brains for easy retrieval. With Hanson Reading, the teacher can determine a child's reading level by using the Charts as an evaluation tool. If the child knows the information on the Chart at the proficient level that is noted with each Chart and can apply the Chart skills, they are ready for the next Chart. How simple is that!

Charts 1-9 take the learner from alphabet letters, consonant digraphs, consonant blends, vowel sounds, and vowel combination sounds to chapter books comfortably with a secure knowledge of how words are constructed and how to decipher unknown words. Hanson Reading students learn HOW to read. This system was created to help all children learn how to read, including children with learning difficulties such as dyslexia, an immature visual memory and attention problems. Hanson Reading has been used successfully in schools, private classes and tutoring centers. It is English made logical.

Many children fly through all 9 Hanson Reading Phonics Charts, and others take a little longer, but none face frustration and failure as they learn how to read. To reward students with success for their efforts, all materials and books are intentionally designed to focus on one skill at a time. The reading books are fun to read and created so students are rewarded for applying the Chart Skill concepts without the discouragement of meeting words that defy what they have been taught.
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"There is not a program on the planet that
​makes learning to read this easy .”