Providing Materials and Solutions to Ensure Literacy Success
Magic Penny is a leading global provider of educational literacy products and training solutions. We develop comprehensive instructional programs focused on early literacy development in Pre-K through Grade 2 students. Our books, teachers' guides, multimedia aids, games, and skill books give teachers the tools they need for literacy success. Our programs bring parents, teachers, and students together in working to achieve literacy success. Founded by classroom teachers with a rich tradition in classroom success, Magic Penny is dedicated to ensuring that all students have to tools and the ability to reach their full learning potential. The Magic Penny Reading Program takes children step-by-step using developmentally appropriate teaching methods. Each step trains the child's brain to do one of the tasks that will be expected when the child reads. Each step is developed with a game or enjoyable activity that enables a child to develop the important brain connections for reading success. Every Magic Penny step is sequential and builds upon skills developed in the step before. Our literacy products include:
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Testimonials
“I can’t see any school not benefiting from this program. It meets the needs of all students. This is a natural fit for balanced literacy programs. It can also be used for extended day programs. I highly recommend it to all schools.”
John McKenna, Principal, Mullen Elementary, Tonawanda City Schools
“I am delighted to report that when our first group of Magic Penny children (2003) took their Grade 3 NYS ELA Assessments last year, they all scored a “3” or a “4”! We also had 2 perfect scores!”
Debbie Staszak, Principal, East Elementary School
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2010 Annual Convention: American Academy of Audiology
Executive Director Dr. Daniel Schneider has been asked to present a seminar on improving the literacy rate in America at the upcoming (AAA) convention in San Diego, California. The seminar will be held April 14-17, 2010. Dan’s lecture is entitled “America’s 70% Literacy Rate and How Audiologists Can Help”.Quick Links
Teaching Ideas
Make literacy fun. Encourage your students to write their own short story books and you will be amazed at the results.