Synthetic phonics · built for Vietnamese learners
A complete, research-based reading program designed around the sounds Vietnamese children actually find hard — not translated for them, but built for them.
Why it's different
Most phonics schemes are written for children who already speak English. Our learners are building spoken and written English at the same time, while Vietnamese actively shapes how they hear and say each sound. Sound Safari is designed around that reality.
Time follows difficulty: familiar sounds move fast, the hardest sounds get up to four sessions plus revision.
Every tricky sound is taught with a mouth-position model, a Vietnamese cue, a gesture and a ‘feel-it’ test.
Bilingual cues, decodable readers, flashcards and a parent handbook connect home and school.
The complete toolkit
The full method — place, manner and voicing, the four-part lesson, and the Vietnamese-interference guide (English & Vietnamese editions).
Weeks 1–14, each a ready-to-teach two-page plan with large- and small-group activities.
Short-vowel storybooks with red final consonants and bilingual parent notes.
Phoneme, tricky-word, CVC sound-button and A–Z articulation cards, colour-coded by phase.
A guide for every sound with a mouth photo, a Vietnamese cue and the minimal pairs to fix the predictable slip.
Six checkpoints from baseline to final, tracking each child's secure and insecure sounds.
Made for the people who use it
A classroom-ready system, not a pile of worksheets.
Simple, bilingual ways to help at home — even if your English isn't perfect.
Get the program
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