How to use the method
Colored Letters is designed to be simple and enjoyable.
- See how colors support reading.
- Listen to how sounds are sung.
- Get tips on how to make reading time fun and engaging.
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Start with the video
The easiest way to understand how colors and sounds connect is to see the method in practice. We recommend you start by watching our instructional film together.
- • See how colors act as support
- • Listen to how the sounds are sung
- • Get tips on how to make reading time fun
Our best tips for a successful reading time
1 Practice regularly and briefly
Short, daily sessions of about 5–15 minutes go a long way. It is better to practice a little every day than for a long time less often. Adjust the time according to the child's concentration and interest.
2 Never under pressure
Reading should be a positive experience. If the child is not motivated or feels tired, take a break and try again another time. Interest is the most important driving force.
3 Use the sound map
The sound map is a central tool. Keep it on a wall or a table. Use it to repeat sounds, play language games, and find letter combinations together.
4 Sing and play
Many children learn more easily through song and rhythm. Try singing the sounds in the way shown in the video. It makes practice playful and less demanding.