Lesson planning
Organize textbooks and word lists, then prepare syllable and phonics explanations in advance.
SoundWhy helps learners see how letters represent sounds and how those sounds blend into words. Phonics, syllable breakdowns, and grapheme–phoneme mapping make unfamiliar words easier to read—not merely easier to repeat.
Organize textbooks and word lists, then prepare syllable and phonics explanations in advance.
Project words, syllables, and grapheme–phoneme mappings so every learner can follow.
Listen, repeat, and review together at home—using decoding instead of rote memorization.
Break down unfamiliar words and connect letters to sounds to build confident reading.
Build your own course structure and organize units and words by class or curriculum.
Choose content from the platform library and spend less time entering material.
Break longer words into approachable syllables and present each part clearly.
Show how individual letters and letter groups connect to speech sounds.
Present words, phonetics, meanings, and repeat controls in a focused lesson view.
Turn the current unit into a landscape or portrait MP4 for class and review.
Turn the current unit into an A4 study sheet with words, phonetics, meanings, and sound mappings.
Create a sign-in-free link for students or open it directly for classroom presentation.
Switch between UK and US pronunciation while keeping phonetics, audio, and decoding displays consistent.
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They are designed for teachers, parents, and learners who want to teach or learn English decoding. Teachers can plan lessons and present in class; parents can guide listening, repetition, and review; learners can practise independent decoding with syllables and grapheme–phoneme mappings instead of relying on rote memorization.
Ready-made textbooks are organized and maintained by the platform and can be used directly for planning or classroom presentation. The current library includes widely used editions such as People's Education Press (PEP) and FLTRP, with more textbook series, grades, and word lists added over time.
Members can also create their own word lists, with a total allowance of up to 10,000 custom words: 10 custom textbooks, 20 units in each textbook, and up to 50 words in each unit.
Words are divided into approachable syllables and presented with their sounds, helping learners move from seeing a new word to attempting to decode it.
It makes the relationship between letters or letter groups and speech sounds visible, so learners can understand why part of a word is pronounced the way it is.
The focused view brings together the word, phonetics, meaning, syllables, and playback controls for classroom projection, parent-guided learning, or independent practice.
Turn the current unit into a landscape or portrait MP4 for lessons, review, or sharing with students. The video uses content from the selected textbook and unit.
Yes. Members can download the current unit as an A4 PDF study sheet containing each word, phonetics, Chinese meaning, and decoding map. The PDF automatically lays out six words per page and supports a custom header, making it useful for lesson planning, classroom handouts, and review.
Yes. Members can create a read-only link for the current unit, send it to students for review, or open it directly for the complete classroom presentation. Visitors do not need to register or sign in and cannot edit the original list. The owner can choose an expiry period or disable the link at any time.
Yes. Members can choose UK or US pronunciation to match their textbook, lesson, or learning preference. Phonetics, playback audio, and decoding displays update together, helping teachers keep classroom models consistent and learners compare the two common varieties.