WISE OWL Polysyllables is an innovative tool for increasing the reading levels of young children. The program is appropriate for any student from first grade and up who has successfully completed a basic phonics program teaching the 44 English speech sounds and the major spelling patterns that represent those sounds in written English. The program focuses on developing the students ability to decode and understand multisyllabic words. It has also proven effective with older students who need help in improving their reading skills.

The First Readers Anthology is a collection of phonics readers (phonetically decodable texts) that were originally published in 1997 as eleven individually stapled booklets to be used with popular Blumenfeld's Alpha-Phonics Reading Primer. The reading levels progress from beginning to upper elementary, virtually covering all the major spelling patterns of the English language. They encourage the development of fluent decoding and good comprehension. They can be used with any phonics reading program that starts with the short vowels. These are the readers to use if want children to read well...

First published in 1913, Word Mastery continues to be a complete and highly effective phonics method for teaching beginning and remedial reading. Everything needed to successfully teach anyone to read with phonics is contained between the covers of this book. Especially helpful with anyone who shows tendencies toward dyslexia. In fact Anna Gillingham gave a copy to her dyslexia teachers.

This is a special cursive edition of Florence Akin's 1913 phonics classic, Word Mastery: Phonics for the First Three Grades. It will enable any student to become proficient at reading and spelling cursive handwriting. Mr. Potter published the print version in July of 2014. He always uses cursive to teach Word Mastery. One of his third-grade students asked him to make this cursive edition. It is well known that many students in our day have not been taught to read or write cursive. This little book will enable anyone to teach a child, teen, or adult to become proficient in reading cursive in...

First Readers Anthology: Cursive Edition is a companion volume to the First Readers Anthology. The contents of the two books are the same except that the regular edition is in Bookman Old Style font, and the new book is in cursive. The Cursive Edition provides students with a uniquely rich opportunity to gain experience reading English sentences, paragraphs, stories, and poems in cursive. Fluency with cursive depends upon providing sufficient experience reading and writing cursive. The First Readers Anthology: Cursive Edition provides ample opportunity to develop high level fluency in reading...

Dr. J. W. Roberts taught his 1958 Koine Greek textbook, A Grammar of the Greek New Testament for Beginners, for 15 years in his Greek classes at Abilene Christian College (now Abilene Christian University). His dream of publishing what he considered the "best tested" Grammar for the study of Koine Greek was cut short by his untimely death in 1973. Mr. Potter obtained a copy of Dr. Roberts Grammar in 1999 and spent several years preparing this edition with the help of some of Dr. Roberts' former students. This is a great grammar for both beginning students making their first steps into reading...

Blend Phonics Lessons and Stories is a complete phonics reading program. It is unique in that it provides lessons in phonics, decodable stories, and comprehension questions. It develops fluency in decoding and helps students learn to pay attention so they can comprehend what they read. Spelling words are included with every lesson. The program will enable students to gain total linguistic function. It is based on the instructional sequence in Hazel Loring's 1980 Reading Made Easy with Blend Phonics for First Grade. Thousands of children have been taught to read with this program. It is...

Beyond Blend Phonics is designed as a followup to any good phonics program such as Mr. Potter's Blend Phonics Lessons and Stories. Beyond Blend Phonics teaches the three main Levels of Advanced English Morphology (word prefixes, suffixes, and roots) based on the language of origin. Words of Anglo-Saxon, Latin, French, and Greek origin are taught. Mr. Potter used a unique dual sentence approach to teaching word meanings that he learned from Dr. George Gonzalez, when Mr. Potter was a bilingual teacher, teaching English words to Spanish speaking students. The procedures pairs a new word in one...