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Letterland
Letterland is a synthetic phonics approach for teaching reading, writing and spelling to 3-8 year-olds. The Letterland characters transform plain black letter shapes into child-friendly pictograms and they all live in an imaginary place called Letterland. Simple stories about the Letterland characters, explain the full range of dry phonics facts so that children are motivated to listen, to think and to learn. These stories explain alphabet shapes, all 44 sounds of the English language, and many common spelling patterns.
==History==
Letterland was originally created and developed in the UK by Lyn Wendon in 1968, as a way to help children who were struggling with learning to read and had fallen behind their peers. It was first published as a reading and writing programme in 1985, and has been in use by teachers, parents and children ever since. The programme has been developed and extended to include a wide range of products〔http://www.letterland.com/products〕 for use in school, at home and with children learning English. It is used in both mainstream classrooms and as a catch-up approach for children who need extra help. Letterland is now used in over 100 countries around the world. The Department for Education in England included it on their approved list of programmes for teaching synthetic phonics in English schools.〔https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/phonics-choosing-a-programme#full-programmes〕
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