Part 1 · 1:51
C, K, CK, CH, TCH and unit syllables
Meet Cool Cat C and King K, compare hard and soft C, learn the Black Mask and Punch–Match rules, and find six new unit syllables.
Level 3 makes reading and spelling rules visible: Silent E; soft C and G; choosing C, K, CK, CH, or TCH; reading Find Gold units; adding suffixes; and building contractions.

By the end of Level 3
New skills meet fun stories in a 28-book decodable library.
Read on tiles: drone
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These two short overviews show the teaching language, tile routines, spelling logic, and reading outcomes learners encounter across the level.
Part 1 · 1:51
Meet Cool Cat C and King K, compare hard and soft C, learn the Black Mask and Punch–Match rules, and find six new unit syllables.
Part 2 · 1:55
See how S and ES change words, how G changes before E, I, or Y, how an apostrophe builds I’m, and how Silent E changes a vowel.
At a glance
A compact sequence introduces new patterns, builds fluency, and finishes with cumulative review.
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New learning + cumulative review
≈600
Read, spell, and use in context
21
Three introduced in each learning lesson
28
Four unlocked after every learning lesson
Level 3 concept groups
Learners compare choices, see patterns on tiles, and apply them in reading, spelling, writing, and decodable books.
Letter choices
Use Cool Cat C for /k/ in most words. Bring in King K when the next letter is e, i, or y.
C can say /k/ in can and soften to /s/ in cell.
Unit syllables
Each blue unit stays together as one chunk. The vowel says its name, and the whole unit receives one tap.
roll
gold
bolt
post
wild
find

Reading & spelling rule
At the end of a one-syllable word: use ck after a keyword vowel; use k after a consonant.
Keyword vowel → ck
Consonant → k
Reading & spelling rule
At a word’s end, use tch after a keyword vowel and ch after a consonant.

punch · consonant → ch

match · keyword vowel → tch
Four “rebel” words keep ch: such, much, rich, and which.
Vowel pattern
Silent e makes no sound of its own. It reaches back over one tile and helps the earlier vowel say its name.
The Silent E tile gets no tap while reading.
cap
cape
kit
kite
hop
hope
Silent E with U
With Silent E, U can say its name—“you”, as in cube—or its cousin sound—“oo”, as in rule.
Try U’s name sound first. If the word sounds wrong, try the cousin sound.
U’s name sound
“you”
U’s cousin sound
“oo”
rule
Suffixes S and ES
S can say /s/ or /z/. Use ES after s, x, z, sh, ch, or tch.
Hard and soft G
grass
hard G
gem
soft G
G often softens before e, i, or y, but readers learn to test both sounds.
First contraction
The apostrophe shows where the letter a left when two words became one.
High-frequency words
Three words are introduced in each new-learning lesson, with explicit practice in reading and spelling.
Level 3 library
Across 557 sentences, the stories grow from short early reads to a 28-sentence end-of-level adventure. Every title uses patterns learners have already been taught.

End-of-level sample
Jax’s drone freezes, smokes, and falls into the vines. To save it, he has to find the glitch—while readers apply Silent E words such as woke, time, drone, glide, zone, and save.
28
sentences
≈1:29
read-aloud
Lesson 7
unlock
The Drone Glitch
Jax woke up at nine.It was time to test his drone.The drone was white with a black stripe.Jax did flick the switch.The drone lit up and went up in a flash.Jax made the drone glide in a wide zone.It did a dive and a spin.It went up the slope and past the gate.Then the drone froze!Smoke came from it!"This is bad!" said Jax.The drone did shake.It fell in the vines next to the wall.Jax ran to look for it."Here it is!" said Jax.The drone was stuck in a vine.Jax did take the drone home to his desk.Jax got his kit.Jax did look at the drone.Jax did probe it with care.Then Jax did spot the glitch!A wire in the drone was bent.Jax had a spare wire in his kit.Jax did fix it with the spare wire and shut the case.Then Jax did flick the switch again.The drone lit up!It went up and did a fine glide."What a nice save!" said Jax with a grin.
Tap any word in the app
Level 3Tap any word to hear it, blend it, see its meaning, and open its reading and spelling rules. The guidance stays one tap away—there is no separate rule list to memorize.


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The full walkthrough shows new learning, targeted activities, games, tile reading and spelling, writing, a decodable book, and the parent or instructor report.
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Finish with a detailed progress report
Start with two free lessons, then continue along one explicit, cumulative path. Two to four new lessons are added each month.